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Purveyor

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6. One doesn't have to subscribe to the "International Tier" from their cable/Sat

Reply to KoKo (Reply #5)

Wed Jan 28, 2015, 10:55 PM

Jan 2015

service.

If you have a high speed internet connection, a simple device like the Roku added to your television will give you more international news than you can watch without paying a subscription. RT, RT America, Al Jeezra English, Al Jeezra America, France24 (my favorite), BBC, etc.

These devices run around $60-$100 dollars. I bought mine at Target several years ago for around $70.

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