Corvillus

VideoJug has an interesting idea. Take the idea of YouTube, but rather than just allowing any old crap on there, make it strictly for informative how-to videos. The quality of video is much higher than that at YouTube as well, there are much fewer blocky artifacts. This could be a very helpful place to find out how to do things by example. In addition, for bloggers that publish instructional content, this would be a much better place to host your videos than YouTube as well because of the higher video quality, not to mention you’re only competing against other how-to videos on the site, not everyone who has a camera. What will be interesting to see though, is whether or not this company has a viable business model. One of YouTube’s key problems right now is the lack of a sound business model, but this site, with it’s much tighter targetted audience, and high level of ability to target for contextual advertising and affiliate programs, could succeed.

Site here: VideoJug - Life Explained. On Film. [via News.blog]