Top Ten Video Sharing Websites

Light Reading published an exhaustive review of the current online video space:

… the sheer volume of video sharing sites that have come online in the past 18 months suggests that the online video trend won’t be confined to something people do to entertain themselves on a coffee break. To wit, hundreds of thousands of consumers are beginning to share video online, and that’s having a profound impact on how much bandwidth is consumed and how broadband providers make money.

With all that going on, it’s definitely worth looking at who stands out in this ridiculously crowded space. Since popular opinion does matter online – where the consumer experience is hugely important – we thought it’d be useful to rank some of the Internet’s most popular video sharing sites by how they performed from the point of view of someone wanting to post videos rather than just look at someone else’s.

Check-out their Top 10 list with detailed score-sheet breakdown, or maybe this super-hot Topless Carwash clip via Google would be more fun..?!?

• Posted: August 17, 2006 | Filed: Channels | Permalink |

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