On Thu, 15 Aug 2013 03:13:09 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> wrote:

>
> "sf" > wrote in message
> ...
> > I'd be more interested in PBS if their interface was better. First
> > you have to pick your local PBS channel and then you have to figure
> > out where the show is located on that PBS site, then you have to find
> > the recipe... which is usually on a different web site that you have
> > to search for by name, which you hope you got right from the show.
> > Bah. I don't have the patience for that nonsense. I want to easily
> > find the date and time, then go to the show, which has a direct link
> > to the recipe. FN and Cooking does it right. PBS does not.
>
> I like PBS but... When I watch their shows it's when I just happen to catch
> them. I don't pay attention to when a lot of shows air and there is rarely
> a show I would have to rush home to see, nor would I tape it or DVR or Tivo
> it or whatever means is used nowadays to do that. Most of my TV viewing now
> is late at night so I choose from what is on then. I have never been one to
> try to look at a TV guide or some such thing. I either see it or I don't.
> And if I don't, surely it will be on again some time.
>
Huh? I wasn't talking about appointment television, I was talking
about finding recipes for the show that's on at the moment.

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