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Another Free TV-Show

Free TV-Shows are getting more popular and are expected to become the next “revolution” on the internet.

A new show called “Marcus hates his job” just saw the light. This show is created by the same guys who are behind the popular “the scene” shows. The show is sponsored by Sprite, but there are now annoying ads or commercials. Both the TV-Show and the show’s music are freely available.

The show can be downloaded in many different formats. Marcus hates his job is a perfect example of free TV sponsored by a commercial company, and it wont be the last.

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