Hovering your mouse over the name of a program in the grid pops up information about that program. It's general info about the show rather than the episode, but includes a "Watch" button that automatically launches the channel in a separate window. Clicking on a station name brings you to the Find Internet TV directory page for that channel.

The service offers a standard "favorites" option that allow you to create custom listings of your favorite channels. But the most helpful option that the Find Internet TV Listings service offers is the "Only Channels Showing Now" check box. When checked, the listings will only display streaming channels that are online now. Unlike cable or satellite television, Internet TV is often off-air, and as the site adds more of its 600 channels to their listings, this option will be more and more helpful for cutting down the noise.

Find Internet TV's Listings is an impressive product. It has the look and feel of a traditional online TV guide and is a valuable service that will help people navigate online streaming television, which until now has been a difficult process.