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Time dotCom, a web based service portal and ISP operator has quietly launch its new Broadband TV service called BBTV.

The service is currently available for free to users with a TIMENet account, however Time will introduce a subscription based model after 15 September 2008.

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Now you can watch over 25 local and international channels free on you PC.

Introducing Yoonic, a broadband based TV service. Users can now watch a wide range of channels for free including FashionTV, RTM1 and RTM2, also programmes like Korean serials such as One Fine Day, Sweet Spy and Sad Love Story, and local shows such as Islam Nusantara and Kota Warisan.

Other contents like CNN, Bloomberg and CNBC are currently being negotiated to make it available on Yoonic.

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New data released Wednesday show online views of videos soared 66 percent in the U.S. in February from a year earlier, with TV networks grabbing just a pittance of those eyeballs.

The numbers from comScore Inc. underscore a problem being discussed by network executives this week at the National Association of Broadcasters annual meeting in Las Vegas, as they search for ways to drive viewers to their Web sites and TV channels.

Some networks said their online strategies involve trying to stay ahead of video pirates who upload broadcast content online just minutes after it hits the airwaves. Read the rest of this entry »

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Google has launched new digital “watermarking” technology on YouTube in an attempt to stop copyrighted movies and TV programmes from appearing on the popular online video service.Called YouTube Video Identification, the new technology has been in development for months with content partners including Time Warner and Disney.

Over six hours of video are uploaded onto YouTube every minute and since it was bought by Google last year for $1.65bn (£810m), the site has increasingly been targeted by media companies who accuse it of aiding people in breaching copyright. Read the rest of this entry »

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