Among the comparisons made between Cable TV, Satellite TV and Wi-Fi TV where only Wi-Fi TV gets a Yes answer:

Does it allow easy viewing on laptop computers, desktop computers and wireless mobile internet enabled devices?

Does it allow you to watch anytime and anywhere?

Does it allow live text chat with others watching the same program?

Does it allow one-step online shopping?

Is it available with no special equipment such as satellite dishes or cable boxes or special equipment installation?

Is it available with no upfront or recurring charges for basic service?

Are the same stations viewable anywhere in the world?

Can you multitask by watching TV and doing other things like checking your email all on one device?

Can your business own its own station with no restrictions on selling advertising or products and know that all consumers in your area will have easy access to your station?

Can you have unlimited connections at your home, office and work without paying any fees?

Can you link to virtual phone calls, video parties and on-demand videos?

Is it viewable in the formats that the most sought after demographics of TV advertisers -- 18 to 24 year olds as well as the next generation of consumers -- use as their primary communication tools?

Does it represent the future of broadcasting?

Also in the webcast, Wi-Fi TV Chairman Alex Kanakaris points out that the word Wi-Fi is now in the dictionary, which was not true when Wi-Fi TV inc. was founded. He gives an overview of Wi-Fi TV revenue streams for 2008: Wi-Fi TV station sales, video and banner advertising, pay-per-view content, and product sales.

Wi-Fi TV is the first company to offer computer discs and USB drives that give the public free access to live Internet TV with live chat. Wi-Fi TV points out that this massive viral marketing drive was inspired by the success of companies like AOL that obtained millions of subscribers in the early days of the commercial Internet through the distribution of free sign-up discs.

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By Robert Hoskins

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