How are you going to watch the most awaited world championship tommorrow

Please tell.

where is one able to view it for free ?

http://chennai2013.fide.com/

DD sports is going to air it and it is a free to air tv channel. Tommorrow is the opening ceremoney. The games will start from 8 Nov.

The opening ceremony was today.  The games start on Saturday.

I'm not, I'll start watching it on Saturday November 9th.

What time will it be on and what type of channels?  Internet only?

 for those who want to see the press conference you can go to  http://www.chessdom.com/world-chess-championship-2013-opening-day-live/

for live commentary you can go to 

http://www.worldchesschampionship2013.com/

http://chennai2013.fide.com/

I'll probably have the stream in the background and will watch it more closely from time to time when I have nothing more important to do

What time does it start though?

15.00 Indian Time. It's 10.30 GMT +1, don't know about your time though.

i am going follow on chess.dom anylise it myself then get houndini to go through the game after. if i can i might watch the going through the game on chess.com if it isn't for premium members only

When I get up at the terribly early hour of 4:45 am, they will be more than three hours into the game. On weekends, I do not arise so early.

I will not be watching live. I will go through each game first thing in the morning. If they are playing still, I will enjoy the endgame.

Nice Zyriab.

I never thought of opposite times.

:)

YouTube will be running a live stream, as well as numerous smaller websites.  Think of it like a telethon that you keep on and watch but not 100% of the time it is running...if you know what a telethon is...you're obviously too young to remember Fischer/Spassky or it would not be a shock to you that there is live coverage ;)...

Probably watch somewhere, at the first hint of a Slav I am off.

I'll be watching whatever they give on the FIDE site unless something better shows up, video, commentary, and computer analysis / kibitzing chat. So, the full works for me, until I have to go out, which most days will mean I miss particularly exciting finishes :s

Does anybody know if there is an option to also watch using the ChessCasting software as used during the Candidates tournament?

I might be a bit odd, but I found watching the candidates tournament live absolutely fascinating, so I'm looking forward to this one.  I suppose it's a bit like cricket, in that there are periods where nothing much happens, but entertaining commentary fills in the gaps.  I watched Short-Kasparov live on TV (those were the days) and was cheering Nigel on when he won a game.

Lasker-Capablanca, Capablanca-Alekhine, and Spassky-Fischer definitely may outweigh it...

Perhaps the most media-attractive one since Kramnik dethroned Kasparov, in any case :)

However, I think the title of this thread intended "most awaited" in the other sense, "most" as an adverb of degree, not as a superlative.