HDTV/3D TV News
Provider of television and radio programming though internet connections, My Broadband TV (MyBBTV), has announced that it will begin to provide a new batch of different channels to a mushrooming segment of its audience, Asian-American households.
My Broadband brings its programming to households in North America where more than one language is spoken.
Offered primarily in the US and Canada, it provides customized multicultural television service to its clientele with its unusual combination of equipment and programming options.
When activated, pre-packaged software will locate and receive television content through a DSL router, cable modem or wireless local area network (LAN), and then display the programming on your computer screen.
Customers will even be able to work at their computer stations as they use the IPTV to watch TV.
Original, live-broadcast TV can be accessed from My Broadband, as well as international radio channels and interactive services from all over the world.
Subscribers have the option to purchase premium content “a-la-carte.”
My Broadband also offers a video-on-demand (VOD) library with titles from South Asia, Europe and North America.
My Broadband TV (MyBBTV) is based in the United States and positions itself in the marketplace as a gateway to every content provider who is searching for subscribers throughout the continent.
My Broadband asserts that it is much less limited than most cable and satellite networks in its broadcasting capability.
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