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:
Top pic by clxybell
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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.
in my testing everyzing provided the best results, but i don't know if it's better than google video search persay