Sino-i.com chairman Yu Pun-hoi is playing down concern that a proposed cable-television venture will be limited by the low fixed-line market share of its partner, Hutchison Telecom.
'We would not rule out co-operation with other fixed-line network operators,' Mr Yu said.
'I believe wide-content coverage of our television programmes would attract [their] participation.' The company is among 10 that earlier this month applied for a pay-television services licence.
Hong Kong Network TV would use Hutchison's fixed-line network to help deliver the pay-TV service.
The combined market share of Hong Kong's three fixed-line service providers other than former monopoly Cable & Wireless HKT - Hutchison, New T&T and New World Telephone - is less than 5 per cent.
Sino-i.com senior financial officer Walter Ng said Hong Kong Network TV was preliminarily planning to have 60 channels from Taiwan, Philippines, Japan and South Korea.