you’ll want to post there. The site’s playback quality isn’t great, particularly when compared with that of Crackle and other newer sites. You won’t find a video site that’s easier to use, however, and its Video Toolbox section provides helpful shooting and editing tips from the pros.
SpikeFormerly known as iFilm, Spike provides a platform for fledgling filmmakers. You can embed your Spike-hosted clips on personal sites, including blogs and MySpace pages. The service offers no revenue sharing, though. Your file uploads can be as large as 500MB–many sites limit you to 100MB.
JibJab is the place to submit video jokes: You’ll find everything from stand-up routines to the ever-hilarious guy getting kicked in the groin. JibJab accepts photo, audio, and text jokes too. The site’s editors decide if your bits are funny enough to post; if they’re not, well, there’s