In a press release of Mogulus, they have announced the availability of their live streaming platform that enables anyone with a computer, a web-cam and a high speed connection to broadcast like a multi-million dollar television station. Together with this announcement, Mogulus also served as an official streaming partner for NewTeeVee, that means from now on Mogulus will stream the event live at www.live.newteevee.com. At first glance, it works like Ustream.tv, but it seems that Mogulus enjoys more significant presence in the producer market, amounted to more than 17,000 in total. In the meantime, Mogulus also released the Mogulus Grid, looks like a collection of 26 Mogulus Live channels in a wall layout. Not only a viewer can watch these 26 channels concurrently, she also can chat with the other viewers at the same time. On top of that, viewers are allowed to search and browse for channels using the program guide if the top 26 channel selections are not what they want.

Mogulus, a New York-based startup that I tracking closely, previously announced that it will launch its live streaming services to the public by end of this month.