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Take video, the hottest thing on the web right now, and layer it with aggregation, which is a far better business than any single video source can ever be, and you get Dabble - a new meta-search engine for video content, aggregating results from YouTube, MetaCafe, etc.
All the advantages of a video site, with more variety and waaay less serving costs. Sweet!
I should have seen this one coming!...
More coverage on Mashable and TechCrunch.
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This one http://yuxt.com is way better IMHO
Posted by: andrew | April 21, 2007 at 12:57 PM
Another video search and video aggregation service to consider is http://www.videosticky.com we are currently in alpha invite only. You can also create an rss feed for any video channel that you create as well as cool blog videowidgets. We started building this service in the fall of 2006. There is much more that it does but I won't ramble here.
Posted by: Rodney Rumford | April 30, 2007 at 07:28 PM