An Internet TV station is a transmission system that provides video and audio (television) information on a communication channel that is delivered through the Internet, allowing recipients to watch television online . Almost anyone or any company can become an Internet TV broadcaster. The options to setup and run hosted Internet TV have recently expanded so new companies can setup quickly, with little cost, and transmit TV programs worldwide.

Some of the things to consider when setting up an Internet TV station include if you will use adapter boxes for standard TV viewing (can be expensive and complicated), regulations of the types of content that can be sent to recipients throughout the world, and how to earn revenues that will pay for a mix of costs that range from content licensing (programming cost) to the bandwidth that is necessary to send the signals through the Internet.

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