Websites that act as a portal for lots and lost of videos including video sharing websites, video search engines and other sites that aggregate video
Remember the good ol’ days of MTV?
Neither do I, which is why NotMTV was created. Their catchphrase “By the fans, for the fans” remains true to those who like independent music.
BNQT also known as the Banquet Action Sports Digital Network, will keep action sport fans entertained with their countless hours of extreme sports footage. This site has it all from BMXers to some insane ski tricks.
If you just feel like kicking back and watching some pros so their thing, then be sure check out the many shows on BNQT. Hell, if you’re good enough you could even be in one of those shows.
I think Zach Braff is just about the coolest guy in Hollywood. I loved Garden State. I have all the Scrubs DVDs. And he has really pretty eyes. So I can understand the kind of love that’s driven this comedian to pen this ode to Zach Braff.
No one worries when girls adore stars like Zach Braff. But when a guy is this devoted, it’s a little bit … well … gay.
Have you ever started watching a movie on your PC only to end up constantly pausing it to look up a particular song or actor in it?
Today, video search engine Blinkx has launched a unique (Windows only) interactive web 2.0 application called Blinkx BBTV that does all of that for you. BBTV (short for Broadband TV) calls itself “The Future of Online Television,” but is it really all it’s cracked up to be?
It looks like Sony Pictures Entertainment is finally taking online video seriously. They’ve revamped their old Grouper site under a new name and are constantly on the lookout for the “hottest emerging talent on the web.”
By creating CRACKLE, Sony hopes to stray away from the copyright infringing past that Grouper was once associated with by placing a new agenda on original web series.
Irvine millionaire David Samuels has been relatively dormant since he sold his $250 million State of the Art software company in 1991. However, that all changed last week when he launched KoldCast.tv.
As he stated in a recent interview, “The monopoly that the major networks have held for so long is now subject to penetration by companies like our own.”
Is it just me, or is every Hollywood veteran starting an online video network? This time former UPN President Dean Valentine has created Comedy.com. Yet another video site that combines user-generated content with professionally produced web shorts.
The site has been in operation for a few months, but hasn’t really made any waves. Does the web really need another FunnyOrDie clone?
As of today, HBO will be promoting much of their content through their own YouTube channel. While this doesn’t quite mean that exclusive full episodes will be put online, it is a first step. As Joseph Giraldi, the director of partnerships states, “We are always searching for new promotional platforms.”
From the same people that brought you FunnyOrDie.com comes a new site devoted entirely to extreme sports. That’s right, Will Ferrell and Adam McKay are teaming up with some of the hottest names in skateboarding, snowboarding, motocross, surfing, and BMX.
In fact, Tony Hawk has recently blessed the site with exclusive footage.
Just when you started to like Veoh, they put a new restriction on their downloading format options; allowing only PRO users to download the original video and only letting free users save low-resolution .flv files.
In response to their many criticisms, Veoh has recently started a ‘TV Show Guide’ section that aggregates even more videos than ever. How can you be mad at that?
