Worldcast - Market Summary

In less than a decade the Internet has grown from a limited research tool to a global network consisting of hundreds of millions of computers and users. The U.S. Department of Commerce estimates that Internet traffic doubles every 100 days. Growth of the Internet is primarily attributable to its value as a low cost, open and ubiquitous platform for communications, commerce, and entertainment. Worldcast is now positioned as an industry leader in point-to-multipoint communications.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Internet meets Television:
No other webcasting entity currently satisfies the market's need for TV-type Internet viewing with worldwide 24/7/365 access. Broadcast television has set the standard for quality and the market demands that standard.

No industry participants, other than Worldcast, are ready to fill that need. Worldcast is the company that content providers, advertisers, and subscribers must look to for "Television on the Internet."

Market Growth

International telecommunications in 2006 reached $1,200,000,000,000 (1 trillion, two hundred billion dollars; source: U.S. and World News). A standard industry licensing fee for a revolutionary technology would yield significant cashflow. As content production companies enter the race, the television industry will experience a splintering effect as more alternative forms of programming become available and attract subscribers. Boutique channels, offering highly specialized programming, will begin to surface because the barriers of market entry are being lowered. With unlimited channel capacity, Worldcast provides the needed variety and selection demanded by subscribers along with the high quality required to sustain market share.