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Posted in: Movies, Watch TV Online by Chris Tew on February 20, 2009
The Oscars

Below you will find live streaming coverage and a selection of video clips from the 2009 Oscars. We’ll also include links to the top videos of the 81st Annual Academy Awards and the results.

The Oscars TV coverage in the U.S was on ABC on Sunday, February 22 starting at 8:30 Eastern/7:30 central. Hugh Jackman hosted the live event. Coverage of red carpet arrivals was on E!, the TV Guide Network, and ABC. Check your local listings for times and channels.

Watch The Oscars Live Online

Hot Videos of the Academy Awards

  • Hulu coverage – Rred carpet coverage and highlights (Available in U.S only).
  • Road to Oscars – A video series with the latest oscar buzz and gossip
  • Behind the Dress – A fashion focused video series with behind the scenes coverage of the Oscars. Hosted by Nick Verreos.
  • BBC – Various news coverage from the Academy Awards (U.K Only)
  • Yahoo Movies – More Oscar coverage from Yahoo
  • Joost – A selection of Oscar videos from Joost.
  • YouTube – The YouTube official Oscars Channel
  • ABC News – Videos and news from the awards on ABC News

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Posted in: BlipTV, Internet Video Producers, Movies, News, Video Distribution, Video Sharing & Video Clips, Video on Demand by Dave Parrack on September 6, 2008
Watch 'Slacker Uprising' Online For Free

Michael Moore’s latest documentary film, Slacker Uprising, is set to be available for free on the Internet. Does this signal a change in the movie industry or just Moore’s desire to see Obama in the White House?

When Radiohead released their latest album, In Rainbows, for free over the Internet last year, it was seen as a forward-thinking step which could revolutionise the way music is distributed.

Changing The Status Quo?

The album did well, but most people still ended up downloading it via less legal means. And the experiment didn’t really do anything to end the monopoly that the big record companies enjoy.

Could film-maker Michael Moore do any better in persuading the movie industry that there is an alternative to releasing movies in to cinemas?

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