YouTube’s Not the Only Kid on the Block
Just the biggest
I’ve subscribed to more channels than I can count on every topic that’s ever caught my attention. Mostly I like “how-to” videos. I’ve watched instructions on:
- Crocheting a corner-to-corner square
- Creating a beautiful piano chord progression
- How to read square notation (for Gregorian Chant)
- Sudoku Tricks: The X-Wing And How To Spot It
- Chess Gambits in the Opening After 1. e4
Dan Price shares a dozen alternatives in 12 Video Sites That Are Better Than YouTube. Outside of the USA, Crackle is useless without a VPN.
We’re all familiar with Daily Motion, Vimeo, and TED Talks. Here are ones I’ve never heard of:
Videos Hub
Content on VideosHub includes highlights of the world’s best surfers, quick and to-the-point product reviews, and tips on completing a difficult level on your favorite video game.
Utreon
Its big selling point is a lack of rules and regulations. That’s not to say it is a free-for-all, but the restrictions are far less onerous than those on YouTube. If you…