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WTVWhatever
WTVWebTV (Internet Device)
WTVWestward Television (England, 1961-1981)
WTVWarwick Television (Warwick University, England)
WTVWuxi Television (China)
WTVWolf Television (South Kitsap High School, Washington state)
WTVWürzburger Tarifverbund (German transport association)
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INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD IT security company Sophos has reported that a man who released a Trojan horse that spread via WebTV and made nuisance 911 calls has been jailed for six months.
Man jailed for WebTV Trojan horse that made 911 nuisance calls by Internet Business News
Meanwhile, Thomson Multimedia's RCA unit is not now expected to bring out a television with built-in WebTV capabilities until next year.
Thomson Multimedia, Microsoft Form TV Services Venture by Computergram International
They join Microsoft's WebTV Networks, who announced this past January the release of WebTV's upgrade, WebTV Plus.
ReplayTV Set to Replace VCR by Video Age International
 
 
 
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