How to follow the Worldcup without a TV

As most of you know, I don’t own a TV. This is absolutely no problem for me in general. If I wanted to watch a movie I’d just ask one of my friends for a DVD, or I’d go to the movies with friends. I always followed some brand new TV-Series from the U.S. via Bit-Torrent. But right now I’m a little pissed. I can’t sit here in my room and follow a soccer match! Well actually I can. Since there are P2P streaming services like Sopcast or TVAnts, I can watch a TV stream from Asia (CCTV5 rules!). But it will drive you crazy listening to the commentary longer than a few minutes.

Which gets me to the question – where is our German TV? Starting from the first of January next year they want me to pay TV-fees for my internet-capable computer! I absolutely don’t know what for. Would it be so difficult to set up a streaming platform for German TV?

But, well watching games home alone is boring anyway. So I will try to meet up with friends during the interesting games.

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  1. Die Zapfanlagen sind wieder da.

    Na toll! Es ist immer dasselbe. Seit Monaten dränge ich auf eine umfassende Schulung unserer Vertriebsmitarbeiter auf unserern Grützezapfanlagen. Anlagenführerschein. Offiziell zertifiziert. TÜV-geprüft. Sonst wird sich die Geschichte immer wieder wiederholen. Bei der der Live-Präsentation während der Vertretertagung wurden wieder rote Grützefässer direkt nach den grünen Grützefässern angeschlossen und gezapft ohne vorherige Reinigung der Leitungen. Zuviel verlangt?

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