CNBC.com unveils new Video Web site

Filed in archive Internet TV on December 4, 2006

Those of you who at work without a television and wanting access to business content, CNBC.com may be an option. The site mirrors the look and feel of CNBC's cable broadcast and was designed to complement the TV network with footage and features that go beyond its on-air programming.

Embedded on each Web page, the VOD player includes news clips from the last 24 hours and runs videos tied to news stories they appear near. Since April, CNBC.com has amassed an archive of more than 15,000 videos, with 75 new clips added each day.

The site will also feature Web 2.0-style widgets that allow users to customize a stock ticker at the bottom of the screen and a watchlist that lets users know when guests related to their stocks are scheduled to appear on CNBC.

For those of you who want more, cough up $9.95 a month for CNBC Plus. This will give you full access to the video archive and live streams of CNBC broadcasts in the U.S., Europe and Asia.