Internacia Televido

A 24-hour streaming service funded primarily by viewer donations, the station ceased operation in August 2006.

The channel was a goal from a fund-raising campaign by Flávio Rebelo, the owner of Ĝangalo, which included lectures in Europe and was funded by an Asian patron.

In April 2004, the basic version of the plan was announced as service streamed over the internet, that would broadcast a four-hour block in order to reach out to a wide international audience.

ITV had failed to achieve its goals, having only received €19,910 out of the €35,000 Ĝangalo wanted to collect to sustain the service.

[3] Both the ITV and Ĝangalo websites suffered from malfunction in January 2006, the cause being frequent storms in São Paulo at the time, which damaged its servers.