Top 10 Video Search Engines
This week is Online Video Week at R/WW, so our network blog AltSearchEngines went out and found the leading video search engines on the Web. Following is the list that ASE editor Charles Knight came up with - he used Google Video as the benchmark. What is your favorite video search engine? Let us know in the comments.
Also over on AltSearchEngines there is a Great Debate on Video Search. It features Mary Hodder of Dabble and Gary Baker from ClipBlast!. My favorite bit was when Charles asked:
"What would be your unique goal for the next two years (2010)? Increased market share? #1 in your Vertical? Powering the video for other search engines? Acquiring or being acquired? Some combination of these?"
Gary from ClipBlast!'s answer: "Yes to all."
Nothing like having your cake and eating it too. But seriously, both startups also expressed interest in partnering with others - which is a feature of the Web in its Digestion Phase. Indeed Mary said that "Dabble’s DNA is about partnering (we have 170+ partnerships)".
Here then is Charle's top 10 Video Search engines:
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Out of the 10 Video Search Engines I like Fooooo very much. It's design is simple and Fooooo is very fast also. Also for any Search Word, Fooooo shows more results.
Posted by: k.s.reddy | August 26, 2007 1:51 AM
in my testing everyzing provided the best results, but i don't know if it's better than google video search persay
Posted by: jamie martin | August 28, 2007 10:22 AM