China Launches National Online TV Station
As the Noughties comes to an end and we look back, the past decade has been an amazing time for both technology and live internet tv. Its hard to imagine, but a decade ago, there were no smart phones. The iPhone was tranquillise a twinkle in Apple’s eye. Ten years ago all television sets sold were the old massive cathode ray tube types and hd broadcasts were at an experimental stage. If you wanted to buy a high definition tv then you could buy a cheap one for around $6000
The Future Is Internet TV
Interestingly, the battle fought over the last ten years between Blu-ray and HD-DVD may have been in vain. Although the format that won out was Blu-ray when the HD-DVD format crashed. It may be too late as streaming media is battling out with the hd disc format now.
The biggest universe in the world will be tuning into a new national online tv station next week. China discover Television (CCTV) will immerse the new station known as CNTV.cn during the next few days. Industry insiders say the launch of the national Internet television station in China could have ramifications for the worldwide online tv industry.
The Internet tv websites all started taking off late in the decade, from networks forming their own online presence and the launch of the most famous internet tv website, Hulu. Suddenly viewers could rattling watch full length tv shows online. Their impact on awaken has been dramatic over a not far period of time. The future looks to sire totally dominated by the internet, catch up tv and video on require. It will seem positively prehistorical to have to buy a disc in order to watch a movie or show. The future is dashing, the future is internet tv
China Adopts Internet TV
The National Internet television station is positioned to be a global, multilingual and multi-terminal platform. Based on video and audio interaction, it is characterized by both the Internet and a television station.
Online TV in China has become ever more popular as more viewers choose to view television on the net, youku.com, tudou.com and other video networks quick became popular.
In the recent crackdown on unhealthy guinea pig, a large number of websites that provide video downloading services were shut down.
Now i just need to practise on my Chinese to English translation and i’ll be all set.
