Showing posts with label nyc. Show all posts
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008

NYCTV 10 Years!

NYCTV OnlineTV Networks About NYCTV

NYCTV was formed in early 1998 as part of the programming for the city of New York and surrounding area communities via IP platforms and forms an integral part of the OnlineTV Networks. NYCTV is proud to celebrate being 10 years old this New Years Eve.

NYCTV focus' on both a community sharing video site and its NYCTV video and entertainment website. Featuring upcoming and past events, art openings, cultural events, music tours, band gigs, and just about anything you can think of to post about New York.

NYCTV has just launched its free classified advertising and a great new video on demand sharing platform where anyone can upload, share, and join in the NYCTV community. You can build your own TV channel and groups. Amazing to see and you have to check out the video invitation to this weekends opening parties!

NYCTV uses the advanced technologies and video distribution network built out by OnlineTV. Uploading, embedding and conversion of various video formats are all available on the site to allow the New York community access to create their own shows and channels for the NYCTV audience.

OnlineTV.com was launched in 1996 and is the leading International virtual broadcaster, developer, marketer and distributor of proprietary live and archived entertainment utilizing broadband and other advanced delivery systems.

OnlineTV Visions of the Future Today

Friday, April 25, 2008

NYCTV On-Demand

NYC TV announced the launch of the new NYCTV video on demand site! Find all the best of NYC related video in one place. Best shows online! Best searches for video in New York!

NYC TV Videos

NYC TV new video website launch

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Politicians Above The Law Dirty NY Politics & David Paterson

NY governor David Paterson's revelations of adultery and philandering admits he is a user of cocaine and marijuana. Without a wink or a flinch the man whose own state laws would lock him up for life with no parole for that cocaine abuse alone goes on to gallantly admit to such criminal behavior and continue to rule his subjects under those laws.

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