(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 16, 2010 ) Oklahoma city , Oklahoma - On about November 7 0f 2009 that dream began to look more like a Mission, A Mission to deliver IPTV to every home with Broadband access. The November 7 Press release read:Atlantis Technology Group (PINKSHEETS: ATNP) subsidiary Global Online Television Corporation (GOTV) (www.gotvco.com) announces a possible web-based storage add-on for customers' personal videos, pictures, and movies to watch through the GOTV IPTV service. A 250 gigabyte, 500 gigabyte, and 1000 gigabyte size variation are the current amounts being polled.
This to the to the Writers knowledge was the first hints laid out for what was to Come. Then the Headlines began to Stream in.
Nov. 20-Atlantis Technology Group Subsidiary Global Online Television Announces a Possible Web-Based Storage Add-On for Customers' Videos, Pictures, and Movies.
Nov-23 Atlantis Technology Group Board of Directors Schedules a Meeting for December 3rd, 2009 to Discuss the Launch Date for the GOTV IPTV Service .
Nov/ 25 Atlantis Technology Group Subsidiary Global Online Television Executed a Contract With FreeCause, Inc. to Provide a Shopping Mall and Search Toolbar for the GOTV IPTV Service .
Dec. 2 - Atlantis Technology Group Subsidiary Global Online Television Will Begin Accepting Employment Applications on December 7th, 2009 .
Several More releases were issued mentioning share distributions, Connections with Amino the TV set to box Make and then In this writers Opinion the start of the big events began to unfold.
Jan. 14 2010 Atlantis Technology Group Announces Subsidiary Global Online Television Corporation Will Attend the ITEXPO in Miami, FL .
Jan 27 - Atlantis Technology Group Subsidiary Announces Global Online Television Corporation Issues an Update Concerning the Launch Date .
Jan 28 - Atlantis Technology Group Subsidiary Global Online Television Corporation Announces Launch Date of March 1st, 2010 for the GOTV IPTV Service . Yes this was the News so Many were awaiting to hear, but they were not through yet.
Feb. 1 - Atlantis Technology Group Subsidiary Global Online Television Corporation Launches New Web Site and Adds a Free GOTV Web Browser Toolbar for Members.
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Feb 12 - Atlantis Technology Group Subsidiary Global Online Television Corporation Will Begin the Promotional Advertisement Campaign for GOTV's IPTV Service With TMCnet.com's IPTV Community on February 16th, 2010.
Well this should have assured what doubters that were left that ATNP.GOTV was going to be a reality. That at some future date IPTV furnished by GOTV would or could be in every home that had Broadband internet. The Cable and Dish Network Monopolies would soon have competition
Internet Protocol television (IPTV) is a system through which digital television service is delivered using the architecture and networking methods of the Internet Protocol Suite over a packet-switched network infrastructure, e.g., the Internet and broadband Internet access networks, instead of being delivered through traditional radio frequency broadcast, satellite signal, and cable television (CATV) formats. See Internet television.
IPTV services may be classified into three main groups: live television, time-shifted programming, and content (or video) on demand. It is distinguished from general Internet-based or web-based multimedia services by its on-going standardization process (e.g., ETSI) and preferential deployment scenarios in subscriber-based telecommunications networks with high-speed access channels into end-user premises via set-top boxes or other customer-premises equipment. As you can see the application has endless capabilities.
TMC Says The Need for IPTV End to End Solution Integration - Learned the Hard WayBy TMCnet Special GuestDori Ben-Moshe & Dirk Verbiest, Multimedia Services Practice, Alcatel-Lucent End-to-end solution integration is not a luxury. In their eagerness to capture innovators, both the service providers that led the early IPTV (News - Alert) service launches and the early adopters learned this the hard way. Now, more than a decade later, the same types of deployment and operational issues still exist. However, given the renewed industry focus on end user quality of experience that covers not only received video quality, but ease of use and provisioning and support, operators now realize they must build quality end-to-end integration into the deployment business case.
With IPTV, traffic peaks donÂ’t follow traditional seasonal trends (like spikes during end-of-the-year holiday season), but rather appear during specific events like sports championships, season finales or blockbuster concerts. Network planning should thus reflect these realities.
It has been more than a decade since the first major attempts to implement IPTV met with failure. But even today, many IPTV projects run into the same problems that doomed those early efforts. Complexity, lack of coordination and the inability to smoothly integrate processes and procedures keep operators from capitalizing on the opportunities IPTV services present.
End-to-end solution integration (E2E SI), however, can help operators achieve their IPTV goals. A comprehensive, all-encompassing approach to service deployment, E2E SI covers every stage of the IPTV project, from planning and design, through rollout, and beyond. As such it can be seen as a “golden thread” linking all aspects of the IPTV implementation together, so that processes, technology and personnel are in sync with one another, thus ensuring successful deployment.
In short, E2E SI is a necessity. But it’s also a demanding undertaking that many operators cannot accomplish on their own. They need the help of established, third-party solution integrators that — with hard-won experience and extensive expertise—can leverage a proven methodology for applying the lessons they’ve learned to the project at hand. With a trusted partner as their solution integrator, operators can be sure their E2E SI efforts will result in an IPTV service solution that helps them gain new customers, increase revenues and continue to compete in a challenging market.
At this point I hardly think I can describe the Magnitude of a successful IPTV Program launch here in the United States and for that matter Globally.
