The problem with all of the video online is the dilemma of how to organize it. Micro, which is still in beta stage, is a new client that aims to be the mother-of-all video aggregators.

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The only problem with the vast spectrum of YouTube videos are the limitations of where to access them. The dilemma basically boils down to this: if you can’t access the internet, then you can’t access YouTube videos. If you’re always on the go like me, you may experience painful YouTube withdrawal symptoms.

Now there’s software to cure that and put those videos in your pocket.

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The only problem with most Web Television sites is the lack of interaction. Sure, sometimes you can leave a comment, but honestly, how social is that?

Wi-Fi TV brings you online entertainment as well as social networking in one place.

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Canoe.tv was launched today, Canada’s first (official) online on demand broadcaster. The site was launched by Quebecor Media Inc. and promises to deliver a wide selection of video content from traditional sources.

Currently, 50 titles are available as of today and 400 more are planned on launching within the next year.

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Those days of paying for video calling are over. Actually, those days of using a program to make video calls are over too.

Unlike most video conferencing services, SnapYap offers stress-free video communication with absolutely nothing to install.

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So you’ve got some extra cash laying around and are contemplating to yourself: “Self…should I buy that iPod Video? How else can I get all my favorite music, movies, and shows in the palm of my hand at an affordable price?”

Well, I think it’s about time for you and “self” to have a little sit-down because I’m about to save you some money. Introducing Orb.com; the answer to your prayers.

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Finally, the answer to a music lover’s prayers: Muvibee.com. Access thousands of music videos and organize them to your desire. Simply type in the artist or song-title then see your results.

Sick of the same old music? Muvibee always has the latest charts on its homepage provided officially by iTunes.

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Do you spend hours of your time trying to “rip” your videos from your favorite websites? Do you get “video-withdrawal pains” when you can’t access the internet? You can now breathe a sigh of relief because those days are now over.

Introducing VeohTV, the only internet video application you really need.

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Navigating the internet for the day’s finest video picks can be a tough, especially with the sheer quantity of material now on offer. Gloob.TV (which has just emerged from beta testing) aims to relieve web users of that task by doing all the hard work for them.

The website’s big idea is this: a team of around 25 editors scours the web each day to track down only the very best videos, ranging from entertainment and the arts to news and journalism, so that users don’t have to “trawl through all the crap” (as it so eloquently puts it) to find what they want.

VeZoom.com, the site that claims to host the world’s most comprehensive video search engine has launched a new string to its bow in the form of MyVeZoom.

The service is a customisable extension of the VeZoom search function, which constantly monitors over 18 million hours of online video featured in over 60 online channels - wowza!

Web surfers can organise their viewing experience easily by category, then VeeZoom will work its magic to find content related to your chosen interests. Topics range from the obvious such as news, sport and entertainment to pretty much any user-generated or professional content you can think of.