Podcast production and hosting company RawVoice has introduced a new media-on-demand service at this week’s National Association of Broadcasters [NAB] Show in Las Vegas April 9-14.

Dubbed “Cue Too,” the media-on-demand (MOD/VOD) service will allow content creators, independent film artists, bands, educators and all others who create content to sell their content online and through over-the-top (OTT) television. RawVoice spokesmen say this will “give consumers a centralized location to find premium content that is not available through traditional video-on-demand channels,” and allow content creators the capability to sell shows on a subscription or [single] per-episode basis.

RawVoice’s on-demand service debut follows on last year’s successful launches of multiple media channels on devices such as the Roku and Boxee.

This service will be introduced through a new channel on the Roku initially, and on its own media portal. RawVoice was demonstrating the new Cue Too service at NAB this week, and is working with existing content creators as well as seeking out new ones to broaden the library of available content on the new service. RawVoice officials forecast a full roll-out of the service within a few weeks.

Company officials invite content creators to contact them if they are interested in being part of the new on-demand service launch.