Try our new Clipta Toolbar 1.4, our Mozilla browser add-on that allows you to share, download, and view videos instantly. The new release comes with all the original features, but now offers up-to-date news clips from your favorite news providers including ESPN, FOX, CNN, Reuters, Associated Press, and many more.
With Clipta Toolbar 1.4 you can:
√ View the most recent video news clips from premiere news providers
√ Access to Clipta powered video search box
√ Download videos directly to your desktop with Clipta video downloader
√ Share and embed videos directly to your favorite social networks (Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, etc.)
√ Watch handpicked featured videos on a one of kind 3D viewing wall
√ Convert your videos directly to iTunes format with Clipta video converter
√ Get quick links to Clipta’s platforms (video community, video informer, etc.)
√ Gain access to Clipta’s services in over 8 languages
Enhance your video viewing experience with Clipta’s new Toolbar today!
With more video destinations emerging from every corner of the web, the online video space has become more diverse, and ultimately more difficult to navigate through. As a result, Clipta video search released its first version of C-Rate yesterday, a rating system designed for online video sites. The editorial team and engineers at Clipta put together its first month-to-month list of the “Top 10 video sites in the U.S. in February 2009”. You can find videos from all these sites at Clipta Video Search.
Clipta’s C-Rate system rates sites based on a series of criteria involving analytics, (staff picks)/editorial liberty, and heavily influenced by user behavior. Clipta’s C-Rate page also offers links to the top videos viewed at the original site, site statistics from Quantcast, and company information from CrunchBase.
Clitpa toolbar allows you to both search the Internet for millions of high quality videos and download any video that you watch straight to your hard drive in FLV format. Our toolbar integrates Clipta’s intelligent search engine by being able to instantly access videos from all over the Internet without opening any extra browsers, windows, or tabs. Simply enter the search word(s) into Clipta’s search bar and scan through the world’s largest variety of quality online video. By clicking on “featured videos” button on your toolbar, you will gain access to 30 featured videos updated daily and handpicked by our staff. You can enjoy viewing the selection of videos through a unique 3D wall experience.
Clitpa Video News now offers breaking news from top providers including: CNN, Reuters, ABC, FOX News, FOX Business News, MSNBC, NBC2, Associated Press, and ESPN. Clipta’s Video News platform is designed to make the process of finding and viewing the lattest news from across the web fast and easy. Clipta offers you the freedom to browse, customize, and search for news from all of your favorite providers on a single browser.
Clipta Video News recently added topics to help organize and deliver news that matters most to you. Our topics are handpicked and updated daily by our editors based on user recommendations. Sign up with Clipta, and create your own customized video news playlists and topics!
Watch Super Bowl XLIII’s most popular ads here on Clipta Video Search. Rating from worst to first, here are the winners:
Worst: PepSuber
Pepsi-Cola’s Saturday Night Live’s skit “MacGruber”, originally a spoof of the popular MacGyver TV series, now turns into “PepSuber.” In efforts to make MacGruber look like a sell-out, Pepsi managed to waste millions of dollars in less than 30 seconds on a terrible commercial.
Clipta posted the first video blog today; a review on Guy Kawasaki’s latest book, “Reality Check – The Irreverent Guide to Outsmarting, Outmanaging, and Outmarketing Your Competition”.
I was moving into my new apartment in South Beach district of San Francisco this weekend. The amenities in my building are far better than the last place I lived, which had no amenities. One of the amenities at my new place is the 24 hour Concierge service.
I just moved and already the concierge service has been very useful. I had to use a luggage cart to haul in a bunch of stuff so I went over to the concierge desk to ask for it.
The concierge was in the middle of watching a new video on CNN.com as I walked around his desk to get the cart. It was now my duty to let him know about Clipta News. I told him that not only can you watch CNN videos on Clipta News, but he can also watch other top new sources on Clipta News without having to venture to other sites. He was happy to take a look and I showed him not only can he see multiple news sources on an easy to use platform, but also the capabilities to go back into time to see what news was broadcasted the day and time he was interested in.
I then left him be to check it out while I continued my moving process. By the way, moving sucks! I must hold some sort of record for moving to so many different apartments within the same city in the last 5 years (7 apartments).
After I was done using the luggage cart, I brought it back to the concierge and the guy was still on Clipta News. He said that he was convinced and willing to convert to using Clipta News from now on. The best part about it is that it is only going to get better with the future release of many more news providers, and the implementation of news categories.
Clipta video news search released the RSS feed for news.clipta.com this week at http://news.clipta.com/rss.xml. Now you can receive breaking news stories from CNN News, ABC News, FOX News, Fox Business News, and MSNBC directly to your home page, blog(s), and browser.
Clipta’s RSS makes it possible for you to keep up with your favorite news web sites automatically with having to check them manually.
About Clipta News Search:
Clipta’s one-of-a-kind News Search platform offers users and news providers with a variety of benefits unavailable anywhere else on the web. Clipta’s news search platform allows users to instantly access millions of up-to-date news videos in a matter of seconds, directly from premium news content providers. Users can now search, find, and view video news clips updated almost immediately on a single browser, and with unlimited search capability (as long as the video is available on the internet). Clipta’s News Search is the ultimate guide for searching and viewing news videos that are of the latest, most relevant and high quality content.
Today, Clipta’s News Search provide you with up-to-date, high quality, news videos from:
…and more coming in the near future. Stay up-to-date with news from your favorite sources!
Clipta improved its community “Groups” platform by adding more tools to enhance the searching, browsing, and discovery of new videos in your community. With over 650 active video groups, including topics from Video Game Trailers to popular Music Videos, Clipta’s Video Search site is now integrated with more social elements for users around the world.
The features make it much easier to create, search, and sort through video groups on Clipta than before. In addition to sorting through groups by name, date, videos, and users, you now have the option to sort by category. Categories range from auto to fashion, comedy to music, and everything in between. If there is a group that you cannot find, simply create your own with a single click!
We want to give a big THANKS to all of our users for your contributions and active support on Clipta Video Search. We are determined to continue offering newer and better services to ensure you have the most enjoyable video experience.
We want to makes it easier and faster for you to discover videos you are looking for. For feedback or questions email support@cliptavideo.com, or respond to our posts!
I was watching Clipta News today and watched a video about a lawsuit filed by Joe Satriani vs. Coldplay. Joe is claiming that part of his song, “If I could fly”, which was written back in 2004, was plagiarized by Coldplay. Their latest hit from their new album “Viva La vida” has a verse that is almost identical to that of Satriani’s song. I searched both music videos on Clipta video search and realized that Satriani is not making it up. I am a huge Coldplay fan, but it sounds too similar for it to be a coincidence. Take a look and tell me what you think.
