Is it legal to stream television shows on a  peer to peer system?
918624
No.\n\nYou would be violating both the rights of the content creators (the people who make the shows) and the licensors of the content (the station).
252890
Search Google for P2P software. That itself is legal. What you do with the software is YOUR responsibility.
379346
I shouldn't think so nor hope not. Even criminals have the right to access TV without paying. (ps....they should be free to hospital inpatients too!!)
926017
illegal to do so.\n\nthe episodes are available on DVD to buy or rent.
432657
First, you have to own the rights to the show. If you don't you're breaking the law and could be prosecuted. No video site that I know of will allow content that you don't own, both moving images and music. If you do and can prove it, upload it to www.muzility.com.\n\nGood luck.
565102
As long as you do not redistribute it you are legal.  You may have limited redistribution rights under the "fair use" doctrine.  See an attorney for advice on that as it can be a legal minefield.\n\nMany streams are hard to capture but it's not illegal to do so in most cases.  As long as you're not breaking encryption to do so you should be OK.
27358
Legal Torrents is good.
667250
this practice is iligal and i do not reccomend this in any way! \n\nhowever if you like breaking the trans-continental laws, i would reccomend you download a bit torrent program such as bitcommet. You can search using the program for pretty much anything and is fairly simple to use.
733847
NO\nits not anywhere\nits a file shareing program and totally legal
24451
Yes you can get locked up for copyright infrigement and p2p. Extrely illegal anywhere
1023995
Cable TV is regulated under different sets of standards than broadcast. Why? Because broadcast is just that -- goes over the airwaves and is available to anyone with an antenna.\n\nCable is subscription only, and just about every cable setup comes with the ability to block certain channels, or block certain ratings. Or just not get cable service at all. Nothing is forcing you to receive cable, certainly not in the same way that broadcast signals exist.\n\nBecause cable is subscription only, that means the government has less authority to control the content. Which is a good thing.\n\nIf you don't like something, you can choose not to watch. If the government doesn't like something, and if we allow them to control everything, then we've lost.
949926
An association can't require you to use a particular provider of a service. They can require you to place your dish in a particular way, however, which may preclude you using DirecTV.
667686
No You cant you have to pay to view it on tv
195735
You could possibly use a p2p program as long as you don't infringe any copyrights.
900902
There aren't really any laws on the internet.  Even if it is copyrighted content, the person streaming the media is the one at fault, not the person watching it.\n\nYou're fine.
1080847
Tv tuner cards doesn't require a lot of resources from your pc, so you could get away with a meagre system. But why would you wanna do that? ;-)
432662
Of course not! \n\nConcerts are always protected by copyright, and they can´t be retransmitted like a TV concert without a copyright permission.\n\nForget it my friend