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| Jul 12, 2006 8:25 am |
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re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Video as the next "breakthrough" technology for the Internet - |
| Dn Garrihy
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John T.
As previously mentioned, the provision of access to dozens of terrestrial TV channels is just one of the many peripheral attractions we include in our Internet TV channel arising from our global research.
I have no doubt that you can, and probably will be among the many people who will build your own version of an Internet TV channel.
When we set out to design our version we decided that the essential ingredients were technology and methodology.
In the technical area we realized that SOME of the important factors were:
The provision of high-definition web conferencing.
The technology to allow the simultaneous playing of multiple videos on the our full-size TV screen and, obviously, a function that allows the selection of any one of them..
Video editing technology that positions inexperienced programmers to produce high standard video from standardized clips.(though we live in the era of reality TV when this is assuming less importance).
Methodology is obviously vital in that every purchaser of our Internet TV channels will, for the first time, launch and manage a global business and, therefore, need management, accounting and marketing know-how to operate on a global stage. This is the great challenge to them
There is little relationship between a web cam broadcasting service and our Internet TV channels. The bottom line is that purchasers can do what a major terrestrial TV network can do and more.
Incidentally, we plan to announce the launch of our tele-magazines shortly where videos replace photos to mention but one feature of it.
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