Video Apps

YouTube is the most popular video hosting site. It is owned by Google Inc. and has millions of users all over the world.

Movieclips.com allows fans to find, watch and share movie clips from the libraries of major Hollywood studios.

Hulu is an online video service that offers premium video content.

SideReel.com gives television fans another way to follow their favorite programs. The website covers many diverse genres and helps users track show developments, new programs and upcoming cancellations.

Vimeo is a video site with social networking features. Only homemade videos are allowed, you can not upload tv series or movies.

blip.tv is a videoblogging and podcasting hosting, distribution and advertising service.

Ooyala is a video platform that gives content owners insights that drive increased viewer engagement and revenue from video.

DotSUB provides users with a place to share videos and provide subtitles so they can be understood in more languages. The site focuses on international communication to help spread knowledge.

Wistia provides measurable video hosting, sharing and tracking for your team, company and customers.

CriticalPast.com provides a collection of royalty-free archival stock footage.

Revision3 is a TV network for the web, creating and producing its own original, broadcast quality shows.

Dailymotion.com is one of the most popular video hosting services. It is faster and has higher quality videos than most of its competitors.

When you type something; Xtranormal turns it into a movie.

ShowMeNonStop brings users another way to enjoy internet videos without spending a great deal of time searching. Users can enter keywords and enjoy back to back videos until they decide to leave the site.

Videolla helps users to make money on online videos.