Wi-Fi TV.com, the company that first streamed a full length movie online in 1995, announced that it will be selling movies for download for $.99 ala the iTunes model. The website will offer a variety of packages which also include Internet TV channels from around the world. Another content provider betting that the future of technology will be true-broadband. Policymakers need to make certain this future is bright by taking action on franchise reform legislation. Consumers will have a bounty of choices if they have the access!
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January 10, 2006
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