Video Sharing and Online Video:
Video sharing news, tips and information. Coverage of video sharing websites and social video sharing sites. Internet video sharing tips and news for YouTube as well as news about other existing and upcoming video platforms that are designed specifically for uploading and sharing internet video.

Recently I wrote about a new video discovery service,
Vimeo and Doritos are teaming up again this year for the Crash the Super Bowl contest. This time the stakes are even higher with a cool $5 million on the line for the top three spots. Last year two brothers took home the $1 Million prize for the best ad based on Doritos. This year they’ve been hired on at Vimeo to help you win your piece of the prize money. With the top three spots on the ad meter making the cut for cash and prizes it’s bound to be the biggest of the Dorito Crash contests.
YouTube is giving us all some more insight into what’s going on with our videos. They just boosted their analytics tools (YouTube Insight) with three new features including stats on mobile users, subscribers and my favorite – discovery over time.
With the ever expanding acceptance of high definition video it’s no wonder that making a list of sites that support it is an ongoing task. So this time around it’s my turn to update you on all the latest and greatest places where you can find, watch, upload and share HD video online.
It seems the deeper you look into Social Media, the more it resonates as the natural evolution of the Internet’s ability to facilitate effective communication and to mimic our everyday lives. While scores of people would still consider themselves neophytes in the online space, many of us have settled into a routine with our Internet experience and no longer see it as something new, pretty, and shiny. It has gone from a novelty all the way to a mainlined utility, like the coffee maker or microwave oven.
Proving that their storage cards can stand up to the pressure of performing when dealing with video, Sandisk has unveiled their “60-second Mobile Phone Video Summer Contest”.
Got a news source that is already included in Google News? Want to partner with YouTube as a video news supplier? Then you might just be in luck if you’re one of the 25,000 lucky news agencies that have been invited to do so. If not, well then just read on.
In case you thought YouTube Channels 1.0 were shite, they’ve now given us version 2.0 (beta). But really, what’s in a name and version number?




