TechCrunch’s write-up describes Tinychat.tv as a “streaming platform that lets users live stream any video conversations or shows that are hosted on Tinychat live to the web. The site, which was built out using Tinychat’s API, lets anyone launch a branded page and channel where they can then conduct and stream multi-participant shows. Tinychat will not be charging for bandwidth and will let users fully customize the landing page that hosts the videos. Visitors can comment on the page via Facebook and Twitter, subscribe to a show and more.”

They have integration with the major social media sites, making for easy sharing of chats; and the user-generated videos are in the Comedy, Gaming, Learning, Misc, Music, News Sports and Technology categories for ease of discovery.

Like WordPress.tv, and Gawker.tv which we’ve written about on this blog recently Tinychat joins a growing group of web sites that are using .tv along with another domains to gracefully direct users to the right spot on their site to consume videos… more on that topic in posts to come.