Daily Motion

www.dailymotion.com

Another very unique video sharing community, I plan to try this one out and tell you more about it.

VideoEgg – Over Easy

VideoEgg.com was created to make video sharing/uploading as easy as possible. The site was constructed in Fall of 2005 by two Yale graduates in hopes of making video uploading as simple as the already flourishing picture uploading sites at the time. VideoEgg does just that and assists 63 sites in its network and 12,000,00+ viewers each month for online communities in their video sharing ventures. Although VideoEgg isn’t exactly a community in itself it is a network that serves other online communities with easy and high quality video.

http://www.videoegg.com/about/

blip.tv

Blip.tv isn’t your typical video sharing community. The community feeds off user creativity and creates a team with its users. If you do your part and provide the videos they help you out in return with services including free hosting, advertising, multiple formats, and actual promotion of the videos you upload. I just created an account with the site and plan on trying it out over the next week. I’ll be sure and let you know how it goes. Until then here is some good info on blip.tv

Where to Watch

YouTube.com is not the only video sharing community out there. After a quick Google search I found an overwhelming amount of video sharing communities, and I plan to try out a number of them to see what I’ve been missing. Just from looking over a couple of different sites, it seems that YouTube may actually be behind when it comes to the newest trends in online video sharing.

Here is a helpful Top 10 list of some of the best video sharing sites…I will definitely be giving you good look at at least two of these sites, and attempt to compare them to the almighty YouTube. Hopefully I can find out where we should all be watching.