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Top 100 Video Sharing Websites

This page features the top 100 video sharing websites as well as websites that allow you to create and edit videos and slideshows. If you'd like to nominate a video sharing website for this page, email John Kremer. Thanks for your support. — John Kremer, host of the Ten Million Eyeballs Events

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Video Sharing Websites

Science Hack: http://www.sciencehack.com — A video search engine for science, physics, ecology, space, nature, etc.

Sclipo: http://www.sclipo.com — Motto: The social learning revolution. You can learn, socialize, and teach via videos, documents, photos, and audios uploaded here. You can set up your own academy here, offering courses.

Remember: upload educational videos. These are videos that teach such as tutorials, lectures, classes, advice, tips & tricks, lectures, or alike.

Screenr: http://www.screenr.com — Allows you to record what happens on your computer screen and then automatically share it with your Twitter followers.

ScreenToaster: http://www.screentoaster.com — Sign up at this website, press <Alt>-S, and you're recording whatever happens on your computer screen. Once finished with your recording, you can add captions and then upload the video to ScreenToaster, YouTube, or other video-sharing websites. Or download it as an AVI file.

Seesmic: http://www.seesmic.com — Short videos, twitter-like.

SE Nuke: http://www.senuke.com — One module in this website allows you to submit your videos to 14 major video-sharing websites with one click. Plus social bookmarking with one click, RSS and social networking too. Cost: $97 per month.

Sevenload: http://en.sevenload.com — Video and photo-sharing website based out of Germany. Channels include music, sports, cars, comedy, infotainment, health & wellness, food, art & culture, photographers, events, and videoblogs. Seems to have lots of mild sex-related photos and videos.

Share Mixer: http://www.sharemixer.com — Allows users to host their own YouTube-like website for a one-time cost of $99 or a hosting fee of about $40 per month. Neat service.

Sharing Hope: http://www.sharinghope.tv — Hosted by the American Cancer Society, this site provides cancer patients and survivors with a social network for connecting and learning from each other via online videos and photos.

Sharkle.com: http://www.sharkle.com — Watch, upload, and share your videos. Alexa rank: 66,377 on May 1st.

Show Me What's Wrong: http://www.showmewhatswrong.com — An online screen recording tool that lets you create a URL where your friend or customer can record a screencast and then email the video to you so you can find out what's going on with their computer. Includes audio recording.

Shred or Die: http://www.shredordie.com — Skateboarder Tony Hawk's action-sports video sharing website.

SightSpeed: http://www.sightspeed.com — Allows high-quality, easy-to-use video chat, real-time video chat with anyone worldwide for free, and video email.

Silent Tube: http://www.silenttube.com — Provides a bookmarklet to your browser's toolbar that allows you to watch YouTube, Viddler, and Vimeo videos without all the visual clutter: just the video.

SilverDock: http://www.silverdock.com — They make and deply video for Internet retailers, manufacturers, and marketers. They've deployed video for Amazon.com, FrontlineShop.com, My Wedding Favors, The Wall Street Journal online, MarketingSherpa, etc.

SlideShare: http://www.slideshare.net — Allows users to share slideshows with other Internet users.

Slip Stream Video: http://www.slipstreamvideo.com — Offers video production, distribution to video and social networks, and more.

Small Business Television: http://www.sbtv.com — A small business community with blogs, discussions, videos, podcasts, and resources.

SmileBox: http://www.smilebox.com — Allows users to make photos come alive inside slideshows, photobooks, and scrapbooks. You can, for example, share your vacation photos in a slideshow complete with captions and music. Choose a design and add photos, videos, words, and music to create a video you can share, email, print, or blog about.

Microsoft Soapbox on MSN: http://soapbox.msn.com — Allows many options for uploading videos and integrates with MSN Messenger, MSN Spaces, RSS feeds, Media Center PC, etc.

Spike Videos: http://www.spike.com — Sponsored by the Spike TV network, they allow you to upload videos featuring action sports, animation, comedy, commercials, girls, motorsports, movie clips, music videos, short films, television, user video, video games, and viral videos. Alexa rank: 1,890 on May 1st.

SpikedHumor: http://www.spikedhumor.com — Funny videos, pictures, games, and jokes. Alexa rank: 23,096 on May 1st.

SpinXpress: http://www.spinxpress.com — SpinXpress downloadable software is used by independent producers to create videos, music compilations, and other collaborative media projects. It works with any file format and allows you to publish your work and share your media files with anyone, anywhere, anytime.

SprWord Must Watch: http://www.sprword.com/mustwatch.html — Links to videos, articles, and websites “that reveal what corporate mainstream media refuses to recognize as need-to-know information.” Primarily liberal or progressive documentaries.

SpyMac: http://www.spymac.com — Video, picture, and audio sharing website. Lots of categories. Alexa rank: 159,284 on May 1st.

Squid Vids: http://www.squidoo.com/squidvids/hq — Make your own TV channels. Discover the best videos on your topic and share them.

Stack: http://stacktv.stack.com — YouTube for athletes. This website features amateur athletic events and videos uploaded by athletes.

Stage 6: http://stage6.divx.com — High quality videos using the divx player.

Stickam: http://www.stickam.com — With a free line of HTML code, you can incorporate video into personal web pages and social networks, with an emphasis on live streaming from webcams and mobile phones.

Streamocracy: http://www.streamocracy.com — A new site for sharing and hosting videos dedicated to the IT world. Categories include architecture, education, electronics, gaming, graphics, green technology, infrastructure, news/media, platforms, products, and security.

Stupid Videos: http://www.stupidvideos.com — A video-sharing website that features stupid videos, stunts, sports, animals, funny commercials, song/dance, standup comedy, sketch comedy, politics, holidays, video games, and science & technology. Note that this website URL without the s at the end is a junk advertising site. Page rank of 6.

Sumo TV: http://www.sumo.tv — The U.K.'s leading video sharing community.

SuperDeluxe: http://www.superdeluxe.com — One-of-a-kind comedy videos. They specialize in original funny video clips made exclusively by professional funny people. 260,000 unique visitors per month. Their biggest hit, The Professor Brothers: Bible History #1, had 1.6 million views. This site is scheduled to be shut down some time in 2008.

SynchTube: http://www.synchtube.com — Allows you to watch the same YouTube video with a number of friends on different computers (and have the video sychronized so each viewer sees the same parts of the video at the same time (or stop and start the video at the same time).

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