Amid an explosion in TV and movie viewing online, a California startup launched Thursday billing itself as the "complete guide" to Internet television.

Video web site Clicker Media is formally launching its service today which gives online users a real TV Guide-style search engine for television content online. The goal is to give users access to ...

For its part, Clicker is planning to generate revenue by matching programmers and advertisers to users through their searches -- a model familiar to anyone who uses Google.

Clicker.com launched a TV Guide for Internet television on Thursday, designed to provide a new way to find everything from old Seinfeld episodes to cooking shows.

The label, “TV Guide for the internet,” doesn’t fully capture the intent or the extent of Clicker. We first wrote about the site when it appeared at the TechCrunch50 event.

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Clicker is trying to set itself apart by combining elements of a search engine, a digital video recorder and a forum that allows people to recommend shows to one another. Clicker also will evoke ...

What is TV Guide for the next generation going to look like? asked Chief Executive Jim Lanzone. His aim is for a comprehensive Internet guide that makes it easy to find programs, save them, click ...

The American site Clicker aims to provide just such a service, as an online TV guide. It lists thousands of videos that are available online, all usefully divided into categories. This means you ...

Clicker enables each user to build and share a playlist of programs they find on the site, and to send links to shows via Facebook, Twitter or e-mail.

So what's Clicker's pitch to users? Lanzone: Our aim is to be the way you navigate and discover programming in the next generation of television.