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Wed. Jun. 21, 2000
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Health & Science > News > Technology
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AOL Launches Interactive Television Operation
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WASHINGTON (AFP) - Interactive services company America Online announced the launch of an interactive television service, AOLTV, which will allow viewers to chat online, or send e-mails, while watching television.
The operation will first be launched in three regions - Phoenix, Arizona, Sacramento, California and Baltimore, Maryland. It follows AOL's successful drive to offer access to its online features via portable telephones and other portable devices.
Viewers will access AOLTV via a set-top decoder built by Philips Electronics and priced at around $250, AOL said. Viewers will be able to surf the Web using a portable keyboard and remote control, and switch from a television program to make online purchases.
The subscription to AOLTV will cost $14.95 a month for consumers who are already subscribing to AOL Online at $21.95 a month. Those who are not already AOL subscribers will pay a monthly subscription of $24.95 to access AOLTV
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