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
As you may already know, it’s game day! The New York Giants vs. New England Patriots are facing off on the Super Bowl XLII.
Some of you may actually be excited about the game; others (including me) are a bit more hyped up about the ads.
Now you can view all of the Super Bowl ads from last year and this year’s game in one place. MSNBC’s annual “Super Bowl Showdown” allows you to watch and vote on every Super Bowl ad.
Here’s a site that was made by comics and features comedy unlike “the watered down bullshit you see on TV”.
It’s a site where only the best up and coming comics are selected to share exclusive content. If you’re looking for some fresh humor not seen on TV or YouTube, then Rooftop Comedy is your site.
Have you ever watched a commercial on TV and said to yourself, “I could do better than that!” With AdBakery, you can have your chance to prove it.
And possibly get a job in the advertising field while you’re at it.
Back in the old days before video sharing sites like YouTube popped up, people had to write down their New Year’s goals and thoughts. But that’s all over now.
If you want to share your goals or see some of your favorite celebrities’ thoughts about 2008, you should check out Samsung’s New Year’s Channel on YouTube.
You know those short films that occasionally play before movies? Hollywood execs have teamed up and are betting that everyday people like you and me could make shorts and pitch movie ideas just as good as those snobby Hollywood majors.
Essentially, they want to take your homemade shorts to the big-screen.
If you’re sick of turning on the TV only to see the same old comedy repeats, look no further. SuperDeluxe brings you online original web series with exclusive content produced by big name comics seen on channels like Comedy Central.
At the end of every year, TBS airs their “Funniest Ads Of The Year” countdown. What’s always surprising to me is that the majority of the ads they show are ones that I’ve never seen before.
Well, now with VeryFunnyAds, you just might be able to catch those elusive funny commercials before they hit the countdown.
If you haven’t heard by now, Will Ferrell along with Adam McKay have started a comedy video site called ‘Funny Or Die.’ It’s the reason behind those numerous Will Ferrell sketches that keep popping up.
If you want quality comedy videos, look no further. ‘Funny Or Die’ is the next YouTube killer.
The sad truth is that at least 30% of Americans are overweight. What’s even more sad is that those who choose to follow a diet usually fail.
DietTV aims to change that by creating an online community supporting weight loss. Think if as MySpace for dieters.
When GameTrailers.com was started back in 2002, no one had any idea of how big it would be in the future. The once-small community of video-sharing gamers evolved into a vast library of HD gaming videos.
