The founders of the Internet phone service, Skype, are working on a broadband TV service. The Financial Times reported that the service is expected to roll out next year and is already being tested by about 6,000 people. Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom have invested money from the sale of Skype to eBay into the service, dubbed The Venice Project.
According to Friis, the peer to peer technology at the heart of the service would make it possible to offer the service to tens of millions of people while also protecting the content. "The overall picture is that this is happening. Video is moving online, and people have to find strategies for that," Friis said in an interview.
According to the Financial Times, the service properly displayed high-quality, full screen video on a computer monitor.
Source:
Reuters
According to the Financial Times, the service properly displayed high-quality, full screen video on a computer monitor.
Source:
Reuters
