Start Your Own Television Station With NetTelecaster

Want to start your own cable network? Not crazy about dealing with the FCC? A company called NetTVWorld is working on a technology that will allow you to broadcast your own television channel over the internet. Using a NetTelecaster box, which will set you back about $5000, is only equipped to broadcast 10 streams at once, but is designed to utilized P2P networks to increase that number to around 20000. One major problem is the NetTelecaster can only stream one show at a time. But just imagine a television channel devoted to nothing but TV's. The ultimate TVSnob's dream!

Via CNET.com

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Posted by Justin Davey at November 29, 2007 4:00 AM