William (Bill) Mobley is a trailblazer in the media industry, known for his creation of no-download media buffering in 1997 used by millions of people globally to watch video today, pioneering digital solutions that revolutionize content delivery and consumption. With over 25 years of experience, Mobley has consistently led the charge in digital media, fostering growth through strategic partnerships and cutting-edge technologies, including his venture, FreeCast. 

His first media company was MegaMedia Networks in 1999—the first movie and TV streaming portal on the internet, inclusive of Warner Bros, Miramax, Paramount and various studios’ libraries. MegaChannels featured a diverse range of content, including movies like Top Gun, Enemy of the State, Deep Impact, Twister and TV shows such as Happy Days and The Wonder Years. At its peak in 2000, MegaChannels.com/tv attracted over 800K viewers daily, showcasing the power of media aggregation at a time when Yahoo was handling around 4-5 million searches a day.