While there's been much attention and anticipation about the unveiling of Joost and the networks offering programming on the web,  Pyro.TV - www.pyro.tv  - a new, free online video service is already up and running on the web offering network, cable and Internet TV content, podcasts and RSS feeds all at one location. 

 

Pyro.TV is a one-stop site for watching and personalizing TV and video on the Internet and removes the guesswork and search from finding programs on the web.  Pyro TV users can also personalize and create their own channel line-up.

 

Instead of surfing the Internet and dozens of websites to find something interesting to watch, or seeking updated content from daily or weekly sites, Pyro.TV eliminates the time and hassle by making popular programming available on one website. There’s no downloading, just click and watch. Pyro users can create and share their own personal channel guide with their favorite video content.

 

“There is an explosion of video content on the web today; however, where can consumers go to get a customized, channel viewing experience all in one place?” says Ted Briscoe, CEO of Vibe Solutions Group, the parent of Pyro.TV. “Pyro.TV is specifically designed to give users a compelling TV-like viewing experience organized around their own interests and viewing habits.”

 

The three evening news podcasts from ABC, CBS and NBC and cable content from The Food Channel, MTV, CNN, CNET are among the many choices available on the site. Pyro.TV also features popular Internet TV programs, podcasts and video blogs.

 

Pyro.TV next-step technology also lets viewers create their own personal video channel to tape, send and share videos.

 

Video game enthusiasts can also create their own personal gaming channel, eliminating surfing and searching for updated content from their favorite online video sites. Pyro.TV allows click and save easy access to online video content from thousands of online sources � including World of Warcraaft� and Wii� to G4’s X-Play and Xbox 360�. E��. Each customized channel can be shared with a vast community of gamers online.

 

TV programmers and content providers are enthusiastic with Pyro.TV because it extends their programming exposure, attracts new brand and show awareness and can add new viewers.

 

While teens and college students are the early users attracted by its easy to find content its cross-media features, Pryo.TV executives also believe this new service will also have wide appeal to those who travel extensively, and for those harried parents who will be attracted to watching programs in one location.