Digital Utilities Ventures, iCB Live to launch First Open Source Media Network

Digital Utilities Ventures Inc., an innovator in Internet Protocol video transport systems, recently entered a partnership with iCB Live to launch Vizzage, the First Open Source Media Network.

Vizzage allows users to upload personally developed content on the company’s IPTV (News - Alert) platform, providing them the freedom to produce programming with an unlimited range of subjects.

"This platform will allow for live streams of video games, championships and Xgames style sports – not to mention live theater, comedy, learning shows, music, painting, cooking and more,” Garry McHenry, CEO of DUTV, said in a statement. “The sky’s the limit here, ending the TV industry's virtual monopoly of content and energizing an untapped treasure trove of global talent. Think of our new broadcast channel as the ‘World Studio’ for the Internet. Anyone will now be able to upload and showcase their talents on the Vizzage Network and be seen globally on TV.”

ICB Live provides an Internet Television network and/or Internet TV channels for anyone desiring to broadcast or distribute audio/video content over the internet. inCommand Broadcasting also specializes in customizable software solutions for those entities with a desire to offer a unique experience or applications for broadcasting and streaming.

inCommand Broadcasting provides a hosted "cloud based" platform that allows customers to easily broadcast (stream) audio/video programs Live over the Internet.

“We have partnered with InCommand Broadcasting, LLC (iCB Live), which will enable us to establish our brand worldwide,” said McHenry. “This partnership will change the way broadcasting has been done traditionally for the last 80 years. We expect to showcase our brand logo and business plan and projections in the coming weeks via our corporate Web site and other investor and consumer media."

Digital Utilities is the creator of First Live, Direct Internet to TV Broadcasting System using a Web-based platform to deliver its programming. Called The New Last Mile (News - Alert), it uses an Internet based platform to deliver its TV programming. This means Digital Utilities Ventures can deliver live programming of broadcast quality from anywhere in the world over the Internet directly.