WWEBNET ("World Wide Electronic Broadcast Network"), Inc. provides powerful solutions to content owners and entertainment companies worldwide for direct-to-consumer delivery of licensed music, video and proprietary content. Headquartered in New York City, WWEBNET is a broadcasting technology and network which delivers high-quality video and audio directly to consumers' PCs and portable devices, via the World Wide Web, regardless of line speed. It is an intelligent, two-way communication network, which interactively and automatically allows consumers to retrieve and receive desired content in up to DVD quality. The WWEBNET Operating System provides companies with the ability to create and brand their own worldwide broadcast channels, providing complete turnkey ecommerce, content management and advertising systems, along with a comprehensive database management component, empowering content companies with a robust targeted marketing capability.

WWEBNET is a powerful operating system, available for licensing on a worldwide basis, which works over the Internet, PCs and standard media players. Installation of the broadcast channel involves a brief, one-time download of the application by the user. Users can then select their desired music channels and receive high-quality video and audio instantaneously and at multiple bandwidths. The application can be integrated into mobile devices such as PDAs and cell phones that have built in media players. A desktop icon alerts users when new content has been downloaded, or when new artist content is available to view.

The Company’s proprietary, patent pending, underlying technology provides: 

• A permanent interactive link between a brand’s server and the consumer’s device;
• A database server which stores information about the consumer or consumer’s desktop (depending on the degree of privacy required);
• A server which stores the encoded content (this can be in the same location as the database server or at the customer’s data center);
• An intelligent agent resident on the consumer’s device which enables the brand’s server to intelligently download (or stream) large data files on a continuous or interruptible basis;
• A ‘throttling’ mechanism which automatically adjusts the download of content to the speed of the consumer’s available bandwidth;
• A desktop alert icon which advises the consumer when new content has been downloaded or available to view;
• A proprietary media player wrapper, which uses an industry standard media player such as QuickTime or Windows Media Player;
• An integrated advertising system supporting both Web-based and interstitial-based advertising campaigns;
• An advanced Content Management System which controls content, ownership, ad campaigns, etc;
• A complete, turnkey ecommerce system which provides Digital Rights Management controlling the rights a consumer receives when he/she downloads, rents, subscribes, or otherwise views a particular piece of content or service.

“Broadcast Channels, the way I want them, why hasn’t anyone done this before?”