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'''Internet TV = an open distribution platform, where content can be delivered via this open platform directly to subscribers''' | '''Internet TV = an open distribution platform, where content can be delivered via this open platform directly to subscribers''' It is related to [[User-Generated Content]] vehicles such as [[You Tube]]. | ||
In this context, it is usually distinguished from [[IP TV]], which is seen as a controlled platform for branded content, using IP-streaming technology. | In this context, it is usually distinguished from [[IP TV]], which is seen as a controlled platform for branded content, using IP-streaming technology. | ||
Ken Camp, at [http://www.realtime-unifiedcommunications.com/mobilityfixed_mobille_converge/2006/12/kens_magnificent_seven_for_200.htm] | |||
proposes the alternative concept of [[TVoIP]] | |||
Revision as of 05:50, 31 December 2006
Internet TV = an open distribution platform, where content can be delivered via this open platform directly to subscribers It is related to User-Generated Content vehicles such as You Tube.
In this context, it is usually distinguished from IP TV, which is seen as a controlled platform for branded content, using IP-streaming technology.
Ken Camp, at [1] proposes the alternative concept of TVoIP
More Information
Wikipedia IPTV entry at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iptv,
Wikipedia Internet television entry at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_television
See the free and open-source Internet TV platform the Democracy Player from the Participatory Culture Foundation. It allows everyone to watch, make (and distribute) Internet TV.