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Article: Narrowstep(TM) Inc to Power Visit London's Official Broadband TV Channel - London TV.

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February 13, 2006
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UK Capital's Official Tourism Body Moves to Broadband; Superior Quality and Distribution Is Key for City's International Marketing in Build Up to 2012 Olympics

LONDON and NEW YORK, Feb. 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Narrowstep(TM) Inc (BULLETIN BOARD: NRWS) , the TV on the Internet Company, announced that it has been chosen to create London's own official 24-hour tourism channel at visitlondon.com, called London TV. Reaching a wider international audience as a key component of the city's global tourism marketing campaigns between now and the 2012 Olympics, the new broadband channel will run on Narrowstep's proprietary Television Operating System (TelVOS(TM)). ...

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