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Captain Zero

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8. isnt it odd you can get Fox 50 million ways but MSNBC is basically de-platformed?

Tue Jun 27, 2023, 10:39 PM

Jun 2023

unless you have a cable connection, and then you still need an upgraded package.

It seems like MSNBC would make themselves more accessible considering all the advertising they run. Why don't they want more viewers to see their ads so they can charge more for the ads?

I just use:
https://www.newslive.com/featured/msnbc.html

on a laptop and run to hdmi2 on my tv if I want to watch on a big screen.

This works but you still get some disconnects and have to fire up another tab to resume.
Also once you go to that link you still have to scroll past one or two ads before you can click on msnbc.

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I have a Google smart tv. It runs Silk as a browser. It sucks. [View all] AndyS Jan 2023 OP

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Does the TV have the Google Store? JustABozoOnThisBus Jan 2023 #5

I have a google tv, (sony bravia) how do you even get the browser? Captain Zero Feb 2023 #6

From the home page scroll right to Apps. There you should see Internet. AndyS Feb 2023 #7

isnt it odd you can get Fox 50 million ways but MSNBC is basically de-platformed? Captain Zero Jun 2023 #8

i just found a tv browser that will install and run on Sony Bravia Captain Zero Jun 2023 #9