Today at the RealTime CrunchUp we saw the launch of VideoLobby , a new service founded by Peter Urban that's looking to make it easier to create professional-looking webcasts, complete with custom branding. The service is an extension of Urban's "sales software for real people" service Smibs . Urban says that while some other services offer embeds, you're generally responsible for building your own branded site to insert those in. That's where VideoLobby comes in: the site helps you build your own custom video portal, and then allows you to include streams from services like Qik , Ustream and Justin.tv . The company calls itself the "Blogger for real-time video". The service doesn't just make your page look nicer, though — it can automatically pull in comments from Twitter and Facebook, and also allows users to submit questions directly from the show's page. Stream administrators can use a management system to heck off their questions as they answer them. And the service is completely free.