NBC Universal will present nine channels on Verizon's VCAST service, showcasing a wide range of content through short video clips, the companies said Tuesday.

Customers will be able to view short videos from NBCU's entire suite of video channels, including NBC News, entertainment news from "Access Hollywood," NBC Sports, NBC Comedy with "The Office," "30 Rock," "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," BravoToGo, NBC Entertainment, Telemundo, mun2, and iVillage.

Video content from NBC's line-up also includes clips from "Heroes" and "Friday Night Lights," as well as a dedicated channel for comedy clips from "Late Night with Conan O'Brien." Subscribers will also have access to Bravo's culinary hit "Top Chef" and the upcoming Emmy-nominated "Project Runway," iVillage's love and health focused video content from the leading digital property for women, four daily updates from "Access Hollywood" and mun2's award-winning viral videos.

With VCAST Video, customers get video content on demand, including news, weather and sports updates, clips from popular TV programs, music videos, and movie trailers. Users can check out VCAST for $3 for 24-hour use or by signing up for the $15 VCAST monthly subscription. Customers get unlimited basic video - including the nine channels from NBC Universal - but application download fees apply for 3D games and premium video. There are no airtime charges to download, stream or watch VCAST content.