Incanta Launches Broadband Video Service

Broadband content company Incanta (http://www.incanta.net) unveiled its new Incanta video service featuring full-motion video for broadband users. Content will include short films, music videos, and comedy skits.

Incanta's free video player goes along with its Incanta radio tuner released earlier this year.

Under the terms of a partnership agreement announced today, CinemaNow will be a preferred content provider to Incanta,supplying short and feature selections from Internet film festivals, theTrimark film library, and Tai Seng's collection of Hong Kong action films.

"Our relationship with Incanta is a link between our content and the newbroadband user," said Bruce Eisen, Executive Vice President of CinemaNow."The proliferation of broadband access is key to our streaming of highquality, free, on-demand feature films to our consumers -- and Incanta helpsus tap into that broadband market."

Incanta says that more than 10,000 users have signed up forthe Incanta music service and the beta version video service.