In a bid to make it easier for web users to access its Wi-Fi TV service, Wi-Fi TV Inc. has introduced a new sign-up process that eliminates upfront and on-going fees as well as the need for any special equipment.
The new process allows anyone with an Internet connection to have access to Wi-Fi TV to preview any of their 500 live Wi-Fi TV stations and features for five minutes.
The Wi-Fi TV website (www.Wi-FiTV.com) offers hundreds TV stations as well as Social Internet TV, to chat with others watching the same program in a live chat box directly under the viewing screen.
Wi-Fi TV also includes breaking news for each country and category listed, and the ability to download a free dialer and make phone calls and host live video parties.
With the new sign-up process, users who like what they previewed can continue watching by completing a one-time sign-up that no longer requires leaving the Wi-Fi TV web site as in the past, to retrieve approval emails.
The new enhanced ease of signing up for Wi-Fi TV is a push into the emerging field of Internet TV, and according to a news release, is the latest portion of a 190 point development plan to be implemented.
The news release also notes that Wi-Fi TV is selling Wi-Fi TV Stations to small and large businesses, charities, religious groups and others.
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