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Television Internet. Broadcasting network delivering original network quality programming over the Internet...

 

Television Internet

From the beginning, Television Internet Broadcasting Network has made historic and hit programming. As a pioneer of internet series programming, Television Internet is the only company to deliver original network-quality episodic programming over the internet. Television Internet is not a leader in its industry, but an industry maker.

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Launched in 1997, the Television Internet Broadcasting Network today remains the only CDN (content delivery network) producing and streaming half-hour, and now hour-long, original network-quality filmed episodic programs for the web.

Television Internet is headed by Anthony Kling, the son of seven time Emmy nomiated, two time Emmy Award winning writer/producer Woody Kling. Collectively, the Klings have been attached to all six decades of television history with credits including All in the Family, the Carol Burnett Show and Maude and two of the "Top 100 TV Shows of All Time" according to Variety.com.

Television Internet's shows like its new series Sitcom a sitcom have been covered in virtually every major television, internet, and wireless industry publication including the Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety.

When their last series Muscle Beach premiered in March 2000, Variety quickly praised the show as the "first network-quality first-run series for the Web". Today, Muscle Beach is not only the net's most watched series but also its longest running.

 


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