Filed in archive Emerging Tech by jeff goldman on January 16, 2006

Televisionpoint.com today picks up on the recent announcement that Wi-Fi TV Inc. is offering a new distribution platform called InterSat, which uses both satellite and Internet delivery technologies in tandem. The idea is to make content accessible on as wide a range of devices as possible.

To clarify: they're not talking about this kind of Wi-Fi TV -- it's more about making television, movies and similar content easily accessible over the Internet, regardless of how (and where) you choose to get online.

Not to get too picky, but Wi-Fi's gonna be a pretty outdated technology by the time this offering really becomes viable -- is it too late to change the company name to WiMAX TV?

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Response from: ToddDiroberto (07/24/09 3:15pm)

Interesting article

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Response from: ToddDiroberto (07/24/09 3:16pm)

Interesting article

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