Media service provider

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A media service provider is an organization that complements its regular business by adding a set of media services including (but not limited to)

  • Access to the Internet
  • Access to music and video
  • Access to value-added services only available while at the place of business

For example, a subway system can turn into a Media Service Provider by providing access to the networked services for transit users.

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