Looks like two new Online Spotlight applications launched yesterday.

Yahoo Videos:

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Akimbo announced at Digital Life a week and a half ago that they would soon be available on the Media Center platform. Today, they’re available:

They have a thirty day free trial so I’m looking forward to getting home and checking out the 80 different content providers. After 30 days their pricing starts at $9.99. Internet TV here we come.

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It’s an exciting day in Media Center land. Lots of announcements. Here’s some of our Online Spotlight announcements:

Partners now Live in Online Spotlight

• MTV Overdrive. Overdrive is MTV�s broadband network, delivering the hottest video content to Media Center PCs. Overdrive provides access to live performances, music videos, artist interviews, never-before-seen footage of MTV shows, the latest news, movie trailers and more. It�s all online and all on demand, now at the touch of a remote control button.
• Digital Interactive Systems Corp. (DISCover). Designed exclusively for Media Center PCs, DISCover�s My Games gives customers access to a wide range of PC games that they can digitally demo, buy and stream. Customers can view an in-depth game guide with screen shots, box art and descriptions for thousands of top games, and can purchase �boxed� games via top online retailers with the ease of a Media Center Edition remote control.
• Game xStream. Game xStream�s now-live gaming-on-demand service for Online Spotlight connects users to its extensive catalog of video game titles from leading game developers, from which they can buy and stream games instantly. Within minutes of pressing the Buy button from a Media Center Edition remote control, gamers can begin playing graphic-intensive games from publishers including Merscom LLC, Global Star Software and Encore Inc.

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Online Spotlight has launched in Denmark with a video on demand partner:

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