Watch Free Online Documentaries(ihavenotv.com)
ihavenotv.com
Watch Free Online Documentaries
https://ihavenotv.com/
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Depends what you call 'old'. In most cases anything from 1953 or older should be fine.
The popup on load saying this is a curated site with only good documentaries makes me want to know more. Who are you? What do you think is good or bad? But there's no "about us" that I can find.
And yet I see on the home page
* 50 Shocking Facts About Diet and Exercise * How Much Water Should I Drink a Day? * Cheating Death The Natural Way
Personally I'm really unsure about the curation
* 50 Shocking Facts About Diet and Exercise * How Much Water Should I Drink a Day? * Cheating Death The Natural Way
Personally I'm really unsure about the curation
Maybe they go by rotten tomatoes or imdb scores or it's just whoever runs the site's opinion and that's ok too
And immediately shows the Steve Jobs documentary.
yeah i don't like that. don't censor what i watch please. who are you to tell me i can't watch conspiracy theory docs?
https://web.archive.org/web/20240111093630/https://ihavenotv...
Doesn't archive the actual documentaries, but you can see this site if the live site isn't loading quickly.
Doesn't archive the actual documentaries, but you can see this site if the live site isn't loading quickly.
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Hug of death.
I can't figure out if they're legal or not
From the footer
> Disclaimer: This site does not store any files on its server. All contents are provided by non-affiliated third parties. > This is a community managed collection, hosted offshore.
So I would presume it's a mix of legalities, trending towards the not side
> Disclaimer: This site does not store any files on its server. All contents are provided by non-affiliated third parties. > This is a community managed collection, hosted offshore.
So I would presume it's a mix of legalities, trending towards the not side
Yes I saw that, and imagined the same unfortunately
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I highly recommend watchdocumentaries.com
this is awesome, i hope they will add dark mode one day
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A favorite source is docuwiki.net (20k+). No streaming though (torrents through related forum)
Has anyone else observed that YouTube's enforcement of copyright seems lax on old TV docs? Is it the case that TV channels simply don't bother ?