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JTV, short for Japan TV, came about from the CEO's love for Japan from an early age. CEO, Jacob Dedek (JD) who has over 20 years media experience in Japan, as well as in Australia and Czech Republic, says "The world has changed ! We are now able to live a far more interesting work lifestyle if we only leverage existing digital communication tools. Not only it is a better lifestyle option for all, and far more productive, but it also leverages the benefits of timezones to achieve more in less time. With skype, high-quality videochat, global roaming mobiles, we can finally choose where we want to live and work, and the beauty is that it doesn't have to be the same place. Telecommuting is growing as we are now living in a truly global & 'mobile' society !" Although the world has changed there are still far too few companies in Japan who are truly leveraging the digital communication technology available to all of us today. JD feels strongly that this is to change for Japan to once again spearhead itself into the future. "Far too many unneccassary meetings, paper notices are still being 'snail-mailed' wasting both side's time and resources, and a lack of intiative, speed, and creativity is holding Japan back from taking a leading role in this new world. I highly respect a number of new-media companies in Japan, just as I appreciate many excellent traits in Japanese business society, one being keeping your word and honour, which severely lacks in some countries. What we try to do at JTV is to blend the best from each in striving to bring benefits and valueadd to society, while providing a more enjoyable and flexible lifestyle. The new world is allowing us the opportunity so why not take advantage of it".

JTV Mobile's theme is "Edutainment"! As CEO (Chief Edutainment Officer) JD says, "It's Education gift-wrapped in Entertainment !" ... "??" Copyright 1995, JD JD is a highly regarded entrepreneur as well as media personality. He is one of the pioneers in Internet TV in Japan with the establishment of 3CTV in 1995. He has had regular weekly spots on high profile Japanese television shows such as The TONIGHT Show, CNN Daybreak, Waratte iitomo, and featured as lead role in television commercials for SONY, TOYOTA, COCA COLA and other prominent companies. JD is regularly interviewed for various magazines, radio, and TV in Japan and Prague. JD's media profile and showreel can be viewed here: http://www.jtvworld.com/JD JD and JTV see their staff as a team - the "JTV team", as all are part of the family. JD, also known as "Samurai-JD", truly believes in rewarding those who invest their time, energy, and faith in a common goal. Hence the company also provides shares for members of it's team, thus providing an exciting opportunity and reward system. "We don't follow the traditional seniority system, we focus on results and achievements of our team" says JD.

JTV Mobile's vision is to become Japan`s premier source of foreign-flavored content for the Japanese wireless market, while expanding into other major markets such as Korea & China. It develops original content and services primarily over 3 converging platforms: mobile phones, the web, and TV networks. JTV Mobile's new 3G SNS (Social Networking Service) for mobiles "tomodachi.tv" has been successfully launched in Japan and is expected to be the next big keitai hit in 2006. JTV has already launched a few world firsts, the latest being it's Movie-Greeting-Card ("muguri") service currently provided on the tomodachi.tv mobile service. Although JTV was a pioneer and the first in the world to prepare SNS over keitai back in 2002, it found it had to contend with the usual non-risk-taking conservatism in Japan, so made a wise decision to launch its service once Japanese market understanding grew to a critical level which it finally reached late in 2004 (thanks to web-based SNS such as Mixi & Gree). JTV Mobile is also the first company in the world to deploy a mobile SNS utilising video. As it's CEO JD says in his usual enthusiastic and energetic way, "A picture may tell 1000 words, but a video tells 1000 pictures !" JD claims "There are already 30milllion 3G capable mobiles in Japan and growing fast, we expect it won't be long before your average Tanaka-san is frequently using video over his mobile daily, and this is where we are heading, the power of the future". http://www.jtvworld.com/jtvmobile.html "Cool Content & Services Anywhere Anytime !"