OnlineTV.com is well aware of the infringing mark of RealNetworks Helix and their use of Helix OnlineTV along with Realnetworks use of Helix OnlineTV to describe their latest product to deliver media over computer and cellular networks. The Rolling Stones have even lent their name to the product.
In this onslaught, the difficulties of maintaining the OnlineTV mark, both Google and RealNetworks seem hell-bent on OnlineTV Trademark dilution and blocking legitimate users from finding the real leader in broadband broadcast over the Internet, through google searches. OnlineTV.com has not been searched or reachable from google since 1 day before the Helix OnlineTV announcement.
With the first broadcast of java video marked as March 26, 1996 Rick Siegel brought OnlineTV to the historic first of broadband without plug-in or external programs. Using a simple java push you needed a T1 (1meg) to get full 24fps real motion, but Siegel was delivering it in 1996 without the help of Windows Media, who was a year out, and Real, which barely started its audio program at the time. But Siegel saw the future and brought OnlineTV for broadband to the Internet. By 1998 OnlineTV for broadband was in London doing live broadcast from the famous 12 Bar in Soho and The Bull and Gate in Kentishtown.
Today, OnlineTV is recovering from stolen servers and bringing its new site online. Go and visit them at http://www.onlinetv.com/nuke/ while they rebuild for the future.
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