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A beginner’s guide to streaming TV

How to watch TV without ads and on your own schedule by harnessing the power of the internet.

What is streaming?

It’s watching TV shows and films online by simply signing up to a website and clicking play, rather than downloading files or waiting for regular scheduled TV. It’s a simple, legal way to watch TV online.

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What do you need?

A computer with access to the internet. You can also stream from apps on your smart phone, tablet or smart TV if they’re online.

What does it cost?

Streaming websites charge a monthly fee of around $10-$20. With that, you can watch as much as you want with no commercials.

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A lot of your favourite free-to-air TV channels also have websites where you can watch their shows for free.

What streaming services are available in New Zealand?

Neon, Netflix, Lightbox, Amazon Prime, TVNZ OnDemand and Three Now are all different options for streaming. Each has its own shows, so check them out online and see which one tickles your fancy.

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