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Your Own Radio or TV Channel,

Your own Radio or TV Show:

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The first

Global Radio & Television Network

Often imitated - Never equaled

WE MARKET THE WORLD

 For information on any of our products, write to:
info@w3bc.net

MARKETING & SALES  OPENINGS

NATIONALLY

&

INTERNATIONALLY

 

Tropic Wave Multimedia does not depend on other companies for any form of creation, capture, internet services; we are a “single source solutions provider” for both marketing and digital global broadcasting, allowing us to offer pricing never before possible to the average business or individual seeking to market their intellectual property and products.  

WE ARE THE MEDIAWE ARE THE FUTURE OF TELEVISION and RADIO, this is how all News, Education, Multimedia products and Communications will reach/interact with a global audience, yet we’re doing it right now, today, from THE SPACE COAST OF FLORIDA, the home of NASA, HARRIS, and other forward thinking corporations. 

We are an International (Global) Radio and TV Broadcast Network with local in-house studios but we also accommodate remote affiliates. As a wholesaler we provide services to independent stations or production studios across the nation and world, capable of handling live and pre-programmed broadcast communications and marketing resources most businesses can take advantage of.  Anyone can use our services and transmit from their office, boat, restaurant, hotel room, from any country.

We reach your audience in their Cars*, on Cell-phones, PDA’s, Laptops, and large screen TV’s at home. We’re on the world’s largest public Global Area Network, the INTERNATIONAL NETWORK, known by you as the internet (for short).  

Unlike AM/FM Radio stations which can only reach a small local demographic, we feed the global internet grid from a Tier IV level Data Center having a huge backbone and unlimited pipeline bandwidth so your content on our channels can be heard and seen Statewide, Nationwide, and Worldwide, by the largest concurrent audience without pixilation, buffering, or latency, giving you a bigger bang for your marketing buck.  

We have proprietary (LiveClick) Software and Visual Viral marketing broadcast players which delivers content in an interactive manner, holds the attention of the consumer, and allows for impulse shopping during any live or archived show. This is exclusive to us, globally. Regular radio is one-way, ours is two-way real-time with the audience. 

OF INTEREST TO YOU, whether you are an individual looking for a soap box to share your intellectual property, or developer of a product you wish to market, want to do a Talk or Entertainment Show, or as an Advertiser or Sponsor,  Investor, or Entrepreneur desiring to own a Radio or TV business, for your review, these vehicles are in place: 

● T W R  (Tropic Wave Radio): Variety Entertainment Programming including specific Radio 4 Women Channel, Radio Onda Tropical (Hispanic Channel) HOGS-n-RODS  Radio: Biker & Hot Rod content including TRUCKER RADIO 

● HTH RADIO  (your Highway to Health) including GREEN RADIO NETWORK 

● W C M N  (World Chiropractic Multimedia Network

● N E B N  (National Emergency Broadcast Network) Radio & Video feeds.

International Center for Missing and Abused Persons, Amber Alerts, Disaster Preparedness & Survival, Kidnapping, Abduction, Runaways, Victims of Sexual Predators, Dysfunctional Family victims, Abusive Parents, Child Porn victims, Family Incest victims, Wandering Elderly. This is The Law Enforcement Network featuring Police Departments from every major city in Brevard, including the Sheriff of the County. It will expand to all Sheriff Departments Nationally to include FEMA.

  During Hurricanes or during and after any disaster – to communicate with the general population where TV nor Terrestrial Radio has a plan, the reach nor would commit resources and be able to do so on an ongoing 24/7 basis. Citizens with Cell Phones will be “embedded iReporters”. In addition to Law Enforcement channel content, this is a National Civilian-Citizen ran/monitored 24/7 channel where anyone can contribute content, give feedback and offer assistance to affected neighbors after Hurricane, Tornado, Tsunami, Terrorist or Biological attack. (**does not require every consumer civilian homeowner to have a computer to listen to or contribute content) We have software and the network to tie every terrestrial (AM/FM) radio station across America together along with SHORT WAVE, HAM, CB, Microbroadscasters, small station Webcasters and plug-in civilians both for content input and to supply the population with content. How this works is proprietary to Law Enforcement and our Affiliates only.  

● S C T V  (Space Coast TV) – Marketing “The Space Coast” to the world’s Tourists and to International Travel Agencies.  SCTV  was created specifically to provide to the world an interactive reality channel with video shows using local “anchors” (actors/actresses) who visit historic sites, zoo, events (surfing and others), hotels.  A 24/7  TV-VIDEO ENTERTAINMENT CHANNEL all about the Space Coast (including local football games, college events, etc) – promoting why move and bring  your family to live here, why relocate your business here, etc.   

We are licensing others to use our technology - you can own your own business channel or simply host a show. Our services are limited only by your imagination. If you’ve wished to launch a project but thought it would be cost prohibitive or not technologically possible, we can make it happen right now, and economically.    http://miniurl.com/20505

  • Seminars and online meet-ups held weekly on a specific project basis.
  • How-To Market yourself, a product, or grow your business. How-to get booked on OPRAH.
  • We not only create commercials and infomercials, we host and propagate your videos. We can also use your footage created by you or a production company.
  • Host your own seminars using our studios, video production equipment, and manpower..
  • Do Video WebinarCast from your home or office easily without PowerPoint and better than any Go-To webinar Services. Not just images but launch-play Videos to your audience.    
  • More Info: info@w3bc.net, or call: (321) 253-9287 xt-8.

The Future of TV:

YOUR TV “REALLY JUST A MONITORREADY FOR NET CONTENT, WRITES AD AGE

Advertising Age has published an extensive article exploring the changes that may effect television as the medium converges with the web and web-connected devices. The TV is beginning to be viewed as “really just a monitor,” capable of taping into both broadcast/cable and Internet content, writes Brian Steinberg.

“When the big screen in our living room finally converges into one that can deliver both TV and internet content, the game will certainly change. It doesn’t take too much imagining to foresee that in five to 10 years…the big screen will behave more like a touchscreen: It will know what shows we like, what music to offer us, and which social network sites and e-mail to feed us.”

Content creators, like Oprah, may be able to connect with consumers directly, as will marketers. A Net-connected TV also opens the door to niche-level advertising, which offers opportunities as well as challenges. 

 

            

The Future of TV

We'll Be Ordering Up Our Own Video, Ads and Products on a Web Convergence Device. But Who Will Reap the Revenue? (TropicWaveMultimedia/W3BC is there right now, leading the way).

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- In its heyday, "This is Your Life" was seen by a broad swath of viewers tuned into their Philcos all at once, never dreaming that someday it could be rebroadcast, paused live, accessed on another gadget, or that its entire run could be contained on a thin metal disc.

 

Alex Ostroy

Almost 50 years later, we're almost similarly in the dark. Those Samsung flatscreens in our living room might still be the go-to device, but they are fast being joined by computer monitors, laptops, gaming consoles, iPods and mobile phones distributing content once solely accessed by TV, or in some cases, content that competes with TV. It's conceivable -- and probably inevitable -- that TV/web convergence will lead to us ordering up movies, pizza and even advertising while watching custom-tailored content and interacting with social-network buddies at the same time.

 

 

 

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The question is how these services will work together and who will manage and monetize them in a world where the TV networks operate with a mass-media mentality and are anxious to keep $60.5 billion in ad revenue from going the way of Philco.  (TropicWaveMultimedia/W3BC is there right now, leading the way).

A host of companies are already salivating for some of the billions pumped by marketers into advertising on broadcast and cable outlets, syndicated TV programs and local-TV stations.

TV dominance "is certainly up for grabs," said Bobby Tulsiani, a senior analyst at Forrester Research, "and there are a lot of hands in the cookie jar."

Fact: Traditional TV viewership is waning, while other kinds of video entertainment consumption rise. 

In the meantime, other technologies that provide access to video keep growing.  When the big screen in our living room finally converges into one that can deliver both TV and internet content, the game will certainly change. It doesn't take too much imagining to foresee that in five to 10 years, many consumers will be able to access their online life with a TV remote, and the big screen will behave more like a touchscreen: It will know what shows we like, what music to offer us, and which social network sites and e-mail to feed us.

A realization has already begun to emerge that the TV screen is really just a monitor, said Phil Leigh of Inside Digital Media, a Tampa, Fla. market research consultant. "Whether it be a monitor for video games, DVD players or even a laptop computer. ... The TV is functioning essentially as a giant window into the internet cloud," he said.

And when content can be filtered through one big screen, those who know how to command an audience can choose to feed those consumers directly. Witness Oprah Winfrey's decision earlier this month to end her top syndicated talk show on broadcast TV, and instead develop her own 24-hour cable network. Sports leagues and, for that matter, movie studios, could arrange to have their own channels and sell directly to the audiences they amass directly, or sell those audiences to marketers. The National Football League currently has several deals in place with broadcast and cable partners, but it also has already put its own cable network in place. (TropicWaveMultimedia/W3BC is there right now, leading the way).

And there's little impediment for marketers to set up their own video streams constantly at the ready to pitch consumers with their latest goods, or set up interactive options that allow you to order a movie, pizza, or anything that Amazon sells with the push of a button. Social-media sites will allow consumers to chat with friends about the shows they are watching, or direct one another to videos, movies or content to view. (NOT WILL, NOT IN 10 YEARS, TropicWaveMultimedia/W3BC is there right now, leading the way).

 

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Who's Watching Where

What's To Come
Already, rivals are dipping their beaks into the water. At Microsoft, executives hope to see the popular Xbox evolve into "a very all-purpose media consumption device in the living room for 100 million, 200 million people," said Mark Kroese, general manager-entertainment and devices for Microsoft's advertising business group. The gaming device also functions as a venue for watching content on-demand from Netflix, but one idea is to boost its potential to reach live audiences as well, he said. Rather than suffering through ads that interrupt the entertainment, users can opt to explore marketers' entreaties that are part of Xbox's "home" platform, and in exchange see entertaining videos or movie trailers. "Xbox can definitely support a live TV environment," Mr. Kroese said. "Whether the business model evolves for us to do so remains to be seen."

Others are working to weave advertising into emerging viewer behavior. TV users will do more fast-forwarding, pausing and searching for content with their remotes, and advertising can surface during those interactions, said Tara Maitra, VP-general manager, content services and ad sales, TiVo.

Imagine seeing a full-motion ad pop up when you pause a show, that "may be contextual to the content: "'Your pause was brought to you by Audi,'" suggested Steve Tranter, VP-interactive and broadband, at TV-technology concern NDS. Another idea: sponsorship of fast-forwards and rewinds.

And there's lots of talk about addressable advertising, a technology that could prove destabilizing or lucrative, depending on who's doing the talking. Soon, ads for hot dogs could be dispatched to one home and ads for Pampers to another, depending on available consumer data. Networks might charge a premium for such ad inventory because it's targeted more finely. And because multiple advertisers could appear in the same 30-second space, networks would also be able to do business with a broader range of clients.

New way of selling
CBS Corp. already envisions selling ads in a somewhat new fashion: An ad might run in "CSI," the TV episode, but also in all streams of the show online for one week, suggested David Poltrack, CBS's chief research officer. In the future, "we'll sell you 'CSI' across platforms. You will get your advertising in the episode that goes on TV that week, and you'll get your ad running in all streams of any episode of 'CSI' online for that one week," he said. "Now you're building up more of a significant amount of internet coverage and then the same thing could apply to mobile."

At the same time, a realization has begun to set in that in an on-demand world, others will insert advertising into the process. Widgets and interactive-TV services will be able to advertise around programs in some ways, said Mr. Poltrack, but CBS will try to make the best of the situation by leveraging its ownership of the content. "If they are adding value, they've got to get compensated for that, so it's probably a revenue-sharing project as opposed to something we would not totally control," he said. As for new-media players who "bring an enhancement and are looking for revenue-sharing models, certainly, we're open to the conversation." (TropicWaveMultimedia/W3BC is there right now, leading the way).

New technology (TropicWaveMultimedia/W3BC is there right now, leading the way). and the upheaval it will cause are fascinating to discuss.   

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES: GM@TropicWaveMultimedia.net

This is a Multi-Billion Dollar/year Industry.   

 $60.5 billion in ad revenue - AD  REVENUE for TV only,

There are several Additional Revenue Streams, from parallel Internet Advertising, AND CONTENT. To find out more, serious inquiries only: GM@TropicWaveMultimedia.net

 

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