Internet TV Channel Frontier TV Launch

Narrowstep the TV on the Internet Company, has announced the beta launch of a ground-breaking Internet TV channel, Frontier TV. This channel can be accessed online at www.frontier.tv
and heralds a new era in business and consumer ethics.
Frontier TV brings audiences programmes from the cutting edge of ethics, economics and social responsibility. The channel will focus on business, sustainable living and human potential with inspiring and entertaining shows. The Frontier TV website provides high-quality, free content, 24 hours a day to a global audience.
The video content for this channel is powered by Narrowstep's Internet TV platform, telvOS. Narrowstep's state-of-the-art encoding system lets viewers enjoy a rich video experience unlike any other found on the Internet.
A unique feature of Frontier TV is its integrated directory of ethical companies, which will encourage dialog between businesses and consumers via an on-line questionnaire.
"Narrowstep is excited to assist Frontier TV to positively impact corporate responsibility and raise awareness around critical environmental issues," said, Todd Narwid, Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales at Narrowstep. "Narrowstep facilitates worldwide distribution of their message, without the traditional limitations of cable and broadcast networks."
"New research, dictates that moving forward, consumers want to see the whites of the eyes of the people who own and run the companies that provide us with our daily needs. Frontier TV provides the visual as well as the intellectual experience to do just that," said, Grant Stapleton, Frontier TV's Founder.
TV over the Internet channels are a growing proposition in many countries, including the U.S. and Europe, and are finding markets hungry for the new platform. Narrowstep's telvOS system provides the backbone for TV over Internet for 180+ channels, representing unique video content ranging from entertainment, tourism, sports and local broadcasters who want to expand their market and remove the geographical boundaries of broadcasting.
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