Table Of Content
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wwitv.com
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What is wwiTV?
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News content in multiple languages
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Country-wise content segregation
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Uninterrupted streaming experience
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Segregation based on popularity & rating
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Seamless Playback & Sharing options
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Webcam streams
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How to access wwiTV?
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Design
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Hero Section
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Inner Pages
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Content
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Desktop/Mobile experience
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Suggestions I have for wwiTV
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Conclusion
wwitv.com
There's a new independent streaming service out there called World Wide Internet TV. It's basically like FlixTor, but with a lot more channels. You can watch some of the most popular ones for free, and there are plenty of other options if you want to pay. There are over 400 channels on this service, including everything from news to entertainment. If you're looking for something to replace your cable subscription, this might be a good option for you!
Frank Huisman, CEO of wwiTV, which is based in the Netherlands, says that "wwiTV is a guide for users to find the best news and entertainment content on their website." There are more than one channel from each country and 100+ channels from the US alone.
What is wwiTV?
It has a scrolling column on the right side of the screen that lists all of the channels. When you click on a channel, it will take you to a page with information about that channel, including any videos or shows that are available.
News content in multiple languages
Whether you're located in the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, India, Turkey, Brazil, Haiti, Kenya, or Saudi Arabia - you can enjoy news content on wwiTV with a steady internet connection. You don't just get news channels from the US and UK; we have channels from all over the world. So whether you want to stay up-to-date with what's happening in your home country or around the world, wwiTV has got you covered.
Country-wise content segregation
With wwiTV, you can choose between several news channels depending on where you are in the world. For example, if you're from India and want to watch what's happening in the United States, just look for the country in the section and click on it. Once you click, you'll be able to access the main news channel for that country as well as dozens of other channels from across the US.
Uninterrupted streaming experience
Most of the free streaming websites use timers to maximize their revenue. However, that's not the case with wwiTV as their well-placed ads that don't hamper user experience. Sure, there's an advertisement placed right under the header section but it doesn't take away anything from the user experience.
Segregation based on popularity & rating
You can find news channels by country or rating and popularity. There are dedicated menus for each of these options with a channel along with the country mentioned in the list. Best rated news channels include Telesur TV (Venezuela), CGTN (China), Press TV (Iran), RT America (Russia), and DD News (India). The most viewed channels include Al Jazeera (Qatar), Fox News (USA), Aaj Tak (India), France 24 (France), and Derana (Sri Lanka).
Seamless Playback & Sharing options
wwiTV has a great video player that lets you watch your favorite content without any interruptions. Once you click on a channel, just click play and you're good to go. I tried playing ABC News (Australia) and was able to access the live stream with just one click. Apart from watching the stream, you can also rate, comment, share, and learn more about the channel by clicking on the Info tab.
Webcam streams
I really like the webcam feature on WWiTV. Here you can watch some of the webcams pointed towards some of the most well-known locations. Some of my favorite streams include Etna Volcano in Italy, Mount Fuji in Japan, Skyline of Seoul, Funchal, Madeira in Portugal, and Rhine Falls in Switzerland.
How to access wwiTV?
Accessing wwiTV is easy. You can either type world wide internet TV in the search bar, or click on the following link: wwiTV. Before you access the website, I'd like to recommend you use a VPN to protect yourself from hackers and advertisements.
Design
I have to say that I don't really like the user interface of wwiTV. It's very minimalistic and straightforward, with no bells or whistles. The website doesn't even have a pretty design - it's just a straightforward layout with no embellishments. In my opinion, most of these free streaming services lean too much towards functionality rather than appearance, and that's especially clear on wwiTV.com's homepage and inner pages.
Hero Section
In the hero section of the website, you'll find three menus with different categories: on the left side is a small menu with a search bar and the following categories: New TV Channels, News TV (English), News TV (other), Religious TV, and Webcam streams. Adjacent to it is a ?Most watched TV channels? list with 30+ channel names - all of which can be accessed as you scroll down. Lastly, on the right side there's a responsive ad followed by another menu with ?Best rated TV Channels? which has 20 odd channel names.
Inner Pages
Though it might at first appear that the website doesn't have an inner page, it does. It's just that the categories are placed vertically and thus it's difficult to understand at first. The vertical placed menus are your gateway to the inner page. If you click on a title, you're taken to a new page which yet again has a list of channels. Upon clicking any of the channels, you'll visit the streaming page with a short streaming window which is complemented with sharing options.
Content
If you like to start your day with the news, then wwiTV is a great resource. It has a lot of news content covering different parts of the world, and it also includes some channels that are similar to LiveNewsMag. With wwiTV you can access over 200+ channels, including some from America (ABC), India (DD), UK (BBC), and the US (Fox).
The channel wiTV offers more content than its competitors in relation to regional news networks. This includes channels from countries other than the United States, such as India and Turkey.
Desktop/Mobile experience
I tried streaming wwiTV on my iPhone 7, but it wasn't a pleasant experience. I try not to stream free services from my phone mainly because the streaming experience is always sour. There are just too many ads popping around which are hard to control. With wwiTV, though that's not a problem, the entire interface is haphazard. It feels as if the developer failed to make the website responsive.
Different people experienced the website differently based on their familiarity with the site's layout and how to find the content they were looking for. For me, I was able to use all of the features and found no difficulty streaming webcam clips.
Suggestions I have for wwiTV
I would like the developer to work on the interface and graphic of this website as well. If a website is attracting 20-25,000 users per day, I don't see why a developer can't spend money on a good theme. Yes, you might argue that it's free content and I shouldn't complain, but can you imagine if these websites actually had a great layout? Users would certainly flock in and wouldn't bounce off right after they landed on the page.
Conclusion
Overall, wwiTV is a great way to stay up-to-date on world events.
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