How to watch the royal wedding online
(Read article summary)The royal wedding will air very, very early Friday morning. Here's how to watch Prince William and Kate's big day live from your computer.
The royal wedding is Friday. But thanks to dastardly time zones, Americans will watch Prince William and Catherine Middleton walk down the aisle very early in the morning. Festivities will officially kick off at 6 a.m. Eastern time, but many broadcasts will begin three or four hours earlier.
Worry not, late risers. With Internet steaming, you can enjoy the whole event, commentary and all, on a laptop from the comfort of your bed. So grab your PJs and check out this guide on watching the royal wedding online.
YouTube will broadcast a live feed on its Royal Channel. This "official channel for the British Monarchy" includes a full map of the procession, digital wedding book filled with user videos and well wishes, and a clock counting down the seconds.
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Several news organizations have set up shop over at Livestream. The Associated Press, CBS News, and The Insider will each post their commentary through the live video site, starting at 5 a.m.
For authentic British accents, check out the BBC's massive William and Kate website. The page boasts pictures, videos, and a look back at past royal weddings.
If you need truly exhaustive coverage, check out UStream, which is already providing a live feed from Buckingham Palace. ET's full programing begins on UStream at 1 a.m.
