Jane's Pick of the Day: VideoJug

26 August 2009

VideoJug

When people think of video sharing sites, they, in the main, automatically tend to think of YouTube. But here's another well regarded video site, that is growing fast: VideoJug.

There have been some big developments recently including a re-brand, site re-design, introduction of articles, an improved community area, and a huge increase in the video library (now over 100,000).
So if you haven't visited it, it's time to take a look:

VideoJug

[50+ video sharing sites here]

26 Aug 2009 15:30:49

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