Directory of Broadcasters and Channels Resources

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Interactive television broadcasters and channels.

Resources in This Category

• BBC Digital

  http://www.bbc.co.uk/digital/
  Internet, TV and Radio merge.

• Broadband-Television.com

  http://broadband-television.com/
  A directory of broadband netcasts. A high speed connection such as cable, xDSL, ISDN or TI is required.

• Decisionmark TitanTV

  http://www.titantv.com/
  Provides dtv interested consumers and digital television businesses with information about how to receive DTV in the US.

• DIRECTV

  http://www.directv.com/
  Delivers over 200 channels of sports, news, movies, adult, family, network and cable programming via satellite.

• IO Interactive Optimum

  http://www.io.tv/
  Provider of interactive digital cable and satellite tv service for consumers.

• Kingston Vision

  http://www.kcom.com/
  Multi-Channel Television, Video-On-Demand, Internet access, E-mail, and "Local Link" information services via ADSL

• LikeTelevision

  http://www.liketelevision.com/
  Broadband entertainment on the web using RealAudio, RealVideo, shockwave and java. Someday the computer will be LikeTelevision !

• On2

  http://www.on2.com/
  Watch the latest movie trailers, behind-the-scenes footage, interviews with celebrities and original content. Full motion, full screen, streaming video for broadband users.

• PBS Digital TV

  http://www.pbs.org/digitaltv/
  As one of the first television networks to broadcast programs digitally, PBS stands at the forefront of this technological revolution.

• PlayJam

  http://www.playjam.com/
  Static's interactive channel on sky.

• Sky

  http://www.sky.com/
  UK Satellite TV broadcaster run by Rupert Murdoch. Offers Pay Per View channels and a variety of subscription packages.

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