TV Feed Is A Bare Bones TV Guide


You don’t have to look very hard to find TV listings online, but they’re often part of heavily cluttered portal sites. TV Feed offers a basic listing of what’s on free-to-air or pay TV in your area.

There’s five days worth of advance listings for each state and territory, divided across four times of day (morning, afternoon, evening and late evening), which makes for a pretty easy single-screen guide. Clicking on a title pops up a basic description of the episode.

My main gripe with TV Feed is that because it uses an alphabetical channel listing, it’s hard to work out just where any given channel is in the list. Grouping the channels as mainstream-second digital-other, or even just grouping linked channels together, would be more helpful.

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