CNET, a source of information and inspiration for a world gone digital, and a property of CNET Networks, Inc., announced "CNET TV," a new video-on-demand (VOD) service that packages a selection of CNET's popular video content for distribution on television and online. CNET TV will launch initially with partners Cox Communications Inc., TiVo Inc., and TVN Entertainment, as well as on CNET in the second half of the year.

As consumers are increasingly interested in taking advantage of a world that has gone digital, CNET's videos have grown dramatically in popularity, with over 100 percent increase in video streams in the last year. Videos range from instructional to informative to entertaining, and are integrated throughout CNET's family of sites, which include CNET.com, News.com, and Download.com, to enhance the user experience.

Seeking a thrill? Look no further than your television set as KyLinTV's launches its exhilarating Action Drama Spotlight.

This week, get together with the guys and watch the most popular action films from Asia featuring heroic tales about war and battle, to gripping dramas about criminals and gangsters, to fast-track movies about speed and danger. KyLinTV offers an unbeatable selection of action hits to its subscribers.

KyLinTV, the first and only Chinese IPTV Service in North America, works constantly to bring an assortment of new content -- 300 hours each week -- that will offer something for every viewer.

SkyStream, a leader in IP video delivery solutions, announced today that video-on-demand (VOD) provider ReelTime Media Ltd. of Australia is using its zBand content delivery platform to deliver the latest Hollywood and Australian movies, regional fare and specialized video content to service providers and customers in major metropolitan areas in Australia.

Entone Technologies, the world's most deployed IPTV VOD solution provider, announced today that Iowa Network Services (INS) has chosen Entone's IPTV solutions to enable its network of Independent Telephone Companies to deliver personal television services such as Video-on-Demand (VOD).

AOL and Warner Bros. are saying "Welcome Back" to thousands of classic TV shows with the launch of In2TV, the first broadband television network, on AOL.com. The network offers the largest collection of free on-demand TV shows on the Web, including full episodes of favorite Warner Bros. programs from the past 40 years such as Welcome Back, Kotter, Chico & The Man, Alice, Growing Pains, Sisters, Kung Fu, Lois & Clark and many others, along with interactive features and viral videos that enable audiences to experience and interact with television programming in an entirely new way. To celebrate the launch, AOL and Warner Bros. will host an event tonight at the Museum of Television and Radio in Beverly Hills, with stars from the In2TV programming lineup scheduled to make appearances.

Entriq, Inc., a company that provides all-in-one pay media solutions to manage, protect, monetize and deliver multimedia content to broadband, mobile and IPTV devices worldwide, announced that it has been selected by SevenOne Intermedia, ProSiebenSat.1-Group's Multimedia Company, to enable its soon to be launched maxdome Video on Demand portal.

Entriq will be providing SevenOne Intermedia with a full end-to-end 10' Media Center Edition (MCE) based digital store enabling customers to access maxdome via PC and TV. The company will also use Entriq's Security Plus component of the end-to-end Digital Store solution to publish, manage, secure, sell and deliver content via the web to 18 million German consumers.

iSeeRadio, a company of Continental Vista Broadcasting Group Inc., is demonstrating its dynamic IPTV broadcasting and advertising solutions for radio stations at the Country Radio Seminar in Nashville Feb. 15-17, 2006. iSeeRadio enables radio stations to broadcast live and on-demand interactive video and audio through its customizable media player to audiences anywhere.

MovieBeam, Inc. today introduced the new MovieBeam System and launched its movies-on-demand service in 29 major metropolitan areas across the U.S., including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, reaching nearly half of all U.S. households. The MovieBeam movies-on-demand service provides instant access to an ever-changing lineup of new releases and other popular favorites from virtually every major Hollywood studio. There are always 100 movies immediately available, with up to 10 new titles automatically delivered digitally each week – including select movies in high definition (HD) – via MovieBeam's exclusive, low-cost over-the-air datacasting technology. The MovieBeam System is composed of: 1) a set-top box that stores, protects and plays movies; 2) a small indoor antenna that receives new movies to automatically refresh the selection; and 3) a simple remote control that facilitates navigation of the intuitive user interface.

Egami Media, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Image Entertainment, Inc. focused on the aggregation and wholesale distribution of digital rights, today announced the signing of a non-exclusive agreement to have its exclusive digital content distributed through Google Video's recently launched online video store.

TANDBERG Television announced that it is enabling cutting-edge new forms of video-on-demand advertising for Comcast Spotlight, the advertising sales division of Comcast Cable, with TANDBERG Television's AdPoint platform. Comcast Spotlight has begun using AdPoint to manage and automatically place ads in on-demand content delivered to all Comcast Digital Cable customers and markets where video-on-demand (VOD) service is available. The deployment of this advanced technology across Comcast's entire footprint represents a major advancement in how advertising will be delivered to consumers.

Beginning February 7, 2006, don't miss the opportunity to watch the award-winning film, "Racehoss", a video-on-demand e-premier presented by AmericaFree.TV in high resolution H.264 and directed by Independent filmmaker Sean Hepburn Ferrer. Natural-born storyteller Albert Race Sample (nicknamed "Racehoss") passionately recounts his unforgettable and deeply moving journey of resiliency, revelation and redemption. "Racehoss" is a timely and powerful reminder that the human spirit can triumph against all odds. This e-premier continues for the rest of the month.

Broadband users soon will have a new category of content to view as Scripps Networks, the leader in lifestyle media, prepares to launch the first of its targeted broadband channels this month. HGTV KitchenDesign goes live to consumers at the beginning of January with more than 200 streaming videos on the latest design trends, step-by-step instruction for kitchen fixes and expert room makeover tips. The dynamic online platform, accessed at HGTVKitchenDesign.com, also will include a variety of interactive tools to enable the user to personalize, plan and share ideas and projects.

KyLinTV today announced the details of over 200 hours of new and exclusive special programs for KyLinTV subscribers. A special package of exciting live events and new programs directly from China will be broadcasted by the IPTV service through February 12, 2006 in celebration of the Chinese New Year.

Clear Channel Radio's Online Music & Radio unit today announced a beta launch of Videos on Demand feature on 16 of its radio-station Web sites in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Washington, D.C. and St. Louis. A Video Vault of thousands of artist videos, from 40 labels including Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, EMI Music and others will be available.

The Videos on Demand feature goes beyond videos to offer a completely interactive experience for listeners.

Xinhua News Agency, China’s official news agency and its largest news and print media service provider, has chosen SkyStream’s IP video delivery solutions to upgrade its system for distributing news to 80 affiliates worldwide from its Beijing news center.

SkyStream’s Mediaplex-20 ^TM video headend platform and zBand content delivery software give Xinhua the ability to push IP video across multiple platforms through a single satellite connection. The new distribution system enables Xinhua to increase its data delivery from 500 MB to 5 GB per day to Xinhua’s 150 subsidiaries across China and around the world.