Operation and Feeds
The network operates a 24/7 domestic standard definition feed, commonly called "WealthTV SD", a 24/7 domestic high definition feed, under the "WealthTV HD" name, a 24/7 3D service for worldwide deployment, branded under the "WealthTV 3D" name, and a 24/7 international feed designed for exhibition around the world other than United States.
Since its inception, the network has produced an extensive amount of its signature programming lineup in house and has received numerous regional Emmys for its production efforts. WealthTV's production facilities include in-house studios, 14 HD and 3D capable editing bays, master control operations and uplink & downlink facilities. WealthTV is carried domestically on approximately 150 cable systems and telco video providers including AT&T U-verse TV, GCI (company), SureWest, Charter Communications, Service Electric, US Cable, Google Fiber, RCN, and Verizon FiOS. WealthTV's international feeds are deployed throughout the Caribbean, multiple Asian countries, including Thailand and Cambodia, and the Middle East. WealthTV also offers its 24/7 feeds, along with a plethora of video on demand (VOD), via a wide range of internet enabled connected devices, including iOS, Andriod and Windows based phones and tablets, Apple and Windows based computers, connected TVs, including Samsung, Sony, Vizio, LG, and Panasonic, and connected boxes such as Roku home digital media player.
WealthTV is partnering with the Washington Times to launch a 24-hour conservative-leaning cable news network to be called One America News network. One America will use the Washington Times as its Washington bureau.
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