InternetTV

InternetTV, also known as Web Television or online TV, refers to the delivery of television content over the internet. Unlike traditional broadcast or cable television, which rely on specific physical infrastructure, InternetTV streams video content directly to a user's device through their internet connection. This allows viewers to watch a wide range of programming, including live channels, on-demand movies, and television series, using various internet-connected devices such as computers, smartphones, tablets, and smart televisions.

The advent of InternetTV has significantly impacted the media landscape, giving rise to streaming services that offer subscription-based access to extensive content libraries. These services often provide original programming alongside licensed content. Viewers can typically choose from various subscription tiers, offering different levels of access and features. Additionally, some platforms offer free, ad-supported streaming, while others allow for pay-per-view or rental of specific titles. The accessibility and flexibility of InternetTV have led to a shift in viewing habits, with many consumers opting for on-demand content over scheduled programming. The technology continues to evolve, with improvements in streaming quality, bandwidth efficiency, and interactive features.