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JNBC Introduces the Internet's Highest Quality MP3 Broadcasts
JNBC's On-line Store Chooses Linux
JNBC Gives Away it's E-Store Technology for Free
Ottawa – Nov 10, 1999: JNBC, an Ottawa- based Internet broadcaster has recently announced that its site will broadcast the Internet's highest quality MP3s. Currently, Internet broadcasters have chosen to stream low-quality recordings of music in order to keep download times short. JNBC is focusing on the Internet's broadband market instead – users with corporate Internet connections, DSL or cable connections.
Broadband users now are able to access MP3 broadcasts of a much higher quality. JNBC is broadcasting between 148 and 196 Kb. This is CD quality sound which, to the average listener, will sound as good as their home stereo. This bold move puts JNBC at the forefront of the Internet broadcasting industry.
JNBC's decision is based on the fact that between 1997 and 1998 Linux installations swelled from 5 million to 15 million and the trend is still rising. JNBC also intends to take advantage of Linux's stability and scalability. JNBC's J-Store will be open in early 2000.
Ottawa – Jan 7, 2000: Ottawa-based Internet broadcaster JNBC announced today that it will give away its electronic commerce software, entitled the J-Store, free of charge. The J-Store software is being developed for the Linux operating system. JNBC's decision to give the technology away for free is based on the market need in Linux community for a stable and scalable electronic commerce technology.
JNBC CEO Oliver Javanpour stated earlier today that; "Linux is scalable, dependable and generally a free product and we have created an electronic commerce solution for that product. J-Store is being made available as and enabling technology that the internet market can depend on."
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Ottawa – Dec 10, 1999: Ottawa-based Internet broadcaster JNBC announced today that it will develop its electronic commerce technology known as the J-Store based on the Linux operating system. Linux, is a open source version of the Unix operating system, the software that is widely used to control powerful computers that manage the central business operations of many companies.
