1. VideoJug: VideoJug mixes user generated clips with professionally made content.

2. Sclipo carries a remix of the YouTube tagline: “Broadcast your skills”.

3. Sutree: Sutree is a video aggregator that pulls in videos from sites like YouTube and Metacafe.

4. 5min: 5min is a “videopedia” with a large amount of content.

5. Expert Village: Expert Village is trying to win on volume, with thousands of videos posted by experts.

6. ViewDo: similar to VideoJug, ViewDo provides tagging, comments, video embeds, and RSS feeds for each expert.

7. Helpful Video: With its minimalist interface, Helpful video is one of the few sites where you actually have to pay for some clips.

8. TeacherTube: TeacherTube is YouTube for education, with courses for maths, data processing and literature.

9. Vidipedia: Vidipedia wants to be the Wikipedia of the videos.

10. YouTube: Don’t forget YouTube itself: the YouTube category “How To and DIY provides a massive number of how-to videos and inspiration for projects.