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Published in Stocks and Investing on Friday, November 20th 2009 at 9:08 GMT by Market Wire

MIAMI, FL--(Marketwire - November 20, 2009) - Atlantis Technology Group (
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The planned storage units will have upload, download and delete capabilities from a computer and/or a mobile device. All data files will be converted to MP4 format upon uploading into the storage unit so that they may be streamed with minimal error correcting. A designated channel will be programmed into each customer's set-top-box for the storage data. An application for the iPhone as well as other mobile units is planned if the add-on is implemented into the GOTV service.
About Global Online Television (GOTV)
Global Online Television Corporation was originally established by Atlantis Technology Group as a media subsection that would develop research in the advancement of media-based technology. GOTV brings the largest internet protocol television networks together for your home television viewing. IPTV is TV to TV, using standard broadband connections. By using the IPTV and Microsoft Windows Media Player, the video stream is delivered to your home television over broadband internet connection. Any broadband internet connection can be used, so there is no need to change providers. It is fast, simple, and affordable. To find out more about Global Online Television please visit [ http://www.gotvco.com ].
About Atlantis Technology Group
Atlantis Technology Group was formed to establish privately held and publicly traded technology companies that focus primarily on high-growth investments that are at the leading edge of business and technological innovation.
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