myTVweb Online TV

Current Channels

Always playing at the center of myTVweb's main website, Channel 1 brings a mixed realtime broadcast of myTVweb's movies, documentaries, shows, news programming, and more. Check above and below screen for more viewing options (ie. enlarge screen) or, if nothing is visible, click here to download free Quicktime Player. Currently, features rotating on Channel 1 include Steeve Reese in Hercules, Jack Nicholson in The Terror, Robert Wagner in "Beneath 12 Mile Reef," George Huston in "Captain Calamity," Liz Taylor in an F.Scott Fitzgerald story, "The Last Time I Saw Paris," and Kirk Douglas in "The Big Trees." More program/schedule info to follow. Click here to download free Quicktime Player.

Channel 2- News

Currently, we provide audio and video RSS news from sources you can trust and
Democracy Now!" a national news broadcast airing live (realplayer) at 8am eastern, and rebroadcast (quicktime) every 6 hors starting at 4pm/1pm est/pac. Expect more broadcasts of full news coverage, investigations, editorials, as well as new formats- as only the web can host- that will change the shape and nature of news coverage and analysis as we know it today.

Channel 3- Archives

Downloadable movies, shows and multi-media, past favorites, bonus material on your favorite shows, archive-only features, and more. As myTVweb grows, so will the archives!

Channel 4 - Livefeed... When avaliable, see what myTVweb's cemera crews are bringing you, live events like concerts, roving candid cameras, and more.

Channel 5 - All Cinema Classic and new cinema. All movies all the time. Currently playing, in honor of P.S. Hoffman's oscar win, Beat the Devil, a Truman Capote script starring Bogart and directed by legend John Huston.

Channel 6: History
Documentaries, historically oriented movies (re general history or history of film), lectures, conferences, and more. Currently, see "Let it Reel: The Medium is the Message," and "The Battle of Russia I-II"

Coming Soon

Channel 7- Radio Free Web Talk shows, audio documentaries, and more in realtime and downloadable format.

Channel 8- Talos Magazine Analysis of current events, arts, philosophy, and entertainment along with commentary of every kind, book and movie reviews, and more.

Channel 9 - TAZ Web An online "Temporary autonomous zone." A "channel" as only the web can host. Got a movie, rant, documentary, image collection, essay or manifesto that just needs posting? Just want to exchange ideas, debate, or chat? Have an idea for a free-flow project that others might contribute to (or make the project as you go)? TAZ WEB will be your home. Make it what you will. Post, join, and create your print, audio, visual, blog, chatroom, or multimedia projects here.

How to Use myTVweb:

We hope myTVweb is as easy to use and as intuitive as possible.

To Begin: Simply go to www.myTVweb.com and watch.

If you just want to watch "TV" without thinking anything more about it, just stay at 1 Mainscreen and relax, a program should be playing.

If you do not see a screen playing, use one of several links on the main page to download Quicktime Player. You can also download Quicktime Player here. At any time, you can also click the help channel in the upper right corner of every channel..

Channel Selector: On the main page, you will find our main channel playing. Along the top of the page, you will see other channel options visible. Click a channel that interests you, and you will be taken there. You can always return to myTVweb's mainscreen or other channels through the channel selection area on the top, (or as directed when viewing special pages).

Various extra features will be contained in lower sections of channel pages, so be sure to "scroll down."

We have tried to keep the mainpage as clutter free as possible so that your experience can be pleasant looking and unconfused.

Other myTVweb Channels: From the main myTVweb page, simply guide your mouse to the top row of channels, and click on one that might appeal to you. That's it. You will instantly be transported to that channel. More programming is being rapidly added to each channel, and, as the "Coming Soon" section of this page shows, there will be more channels to come as well!

If you have any questions as to how to use myTVweb, please contact us at stationmanagers@mytvweb.com

Scroll down lower for still more myTVweb information.

About myTVweb's developing mission:

In a way only the internet can facilitate, myTVweb seeks to bring an All Media Now experience to audiences and viewer/producers

From enjoying every kind of traditional media, like TV, Radio, and Magazine formats, to multi-media entertainment unique to the net, to actually allowing visitors to participate in creating programs and projects, myTVweb is excited to be at the leading crest of an emerging "entertainment, information, and experience" field.

Please stay tuned as myTVweb continues to expand, and feel free to email us at the email, stationmanagers@mytvweb.com

The Nature of myTVweb "Channels"

Note, some "channels" will be like traditional TV or Radio channels, while others will be "channels" only in a loose sense, taking full advantage of the multi-media and interactive possibilities the web provides.

Channel 1 Mainscreen and Channel 5 H Movies, for instance, are like traditional TV channels. After all, it is still sometimes enjoyable just to click onto a channel and watch "whatever is on" or catch a broadcast of your favorite show just as it is being broadcast, sharing the "realtime" experience with other viewers tuned into myTVweb. Similarly, the "Radio" and "Magazine" channels will have formats silimilar to traditional radio stations or magazines, while they will also utilize various web-based enhancement options unavaliable to traditional radio or magazine endeavors. The archive station, of course, will allow you to download and watch/read/experience what you want when you want. It will have past broadcasts/projects from all the stations archived and downloadable, as well as downloadable-only material. Finally, "channels" like the TAZ WEB channel, will be something wholly beyond traditional TV, radio, or magazine formats, including every possible mix of medias and user contributions.

Please keep tuned in as this exciting project grows into the next century of media experience.

If you have any questions as to how to use myTVweb, please contact us at stationmanagers@mytvweb.com