Have you seen tVadio?

I just got a sneek peek at tVadio, a soon to launch software that allows you to watch a growing directory of Internet TV Channels. This software is not yet ready for release, but I think it sounds good from what I'm seeing.

They offered a sneek peek at their latest audio additions including Blueyonder. Blueyonder has released five trial TV stations that they are streaming over the internet featuring a lot of the shows which you would normally receive on the paid digital service.

tVadio has so far announced they have three of the five:
Blueyonder01
Blueyonder Music Station
Blueyonder Broadsports

They also have Bid TV, an auction channel based in the UK, and 3BTV which showcases a lot of amateur video productions.

Their Internet TV Channels list currently covers: Business and Economy, Children/Kids, Comedy, Documentary, Drama, Educational, Entertainment, Information, Lifestyle and Living, Movies, Music, News, Politics, Religion, and Sport. There are also additional subcatagoris under many of those such as Nature under Documentry, Local under News, and specific sports under Sport.

On their about page they say:"We publish the directory online too so you have the option not to use our software should you not want too. However, we do highly recommend you use the tVadio Player because it makes watching internet TV so much easier. The tVadio Player currently only supports Windows XP. Linux, Apple Mac and other non Windows XP users don't have to miss out completely as they can view the internet TV directory on our website."

I found their Vision, Mission, & Values information, but have not yet found anything about where they are based out of - I assume they are from the UK, but that is just based on the Bid TV being UK based, so I have no real idea where they're from.

You can find out more by checking out their website.