Top 5 YouTube Alternatives with 3 in the Works

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YouTube

For weeks now I have been listening to YouTube personalities, one after another, complain about the restrictions being placed on their accounts by YouTube. Subscription, notifications, demonetization, removal/search filters and shutdowns are just a few of the issues facing YouTube content providers. As a result, YouTube is driving their content providers to search for better outlets.

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Vimeo

1. Vimeo ?byline=0&portrait=0" width="640" height="360" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe> In 2004, Vimeo was founded by a group of filmmakers who wanted to share their creative work and personal moments from their lives. As time went on, like-minded people discovered Vimeo and helped build a supportive community of individuals with a wide range of passions. Today, millions of people from all around the world enjoy Vimeo, and we’re growing bigger every day. We hope this fun and friendly environment fuels your own creativity and inspires you to contribute to Vimeo in the ways that mean the most to you.

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Dailymotion

Daily motion has been around just as long as YouTube. It’s a simpler barebones version of a video sharing platform. However where Dailymotion shines is in the copyright and censorship department. Dailymotion allows users to upload any copyrighted material and even nudity. While you may not have as many follower on Dailymotion as YouTube, you do have a little more freedom. Dailymotion is also described as not being the easiest to learn how to use. Then there are the ads--Dailymotion is loaded with ads and they can kind of get in the way at times. If you don’t mind some ads and the spammy reputation Dailymotion may have, then this might be a good place to park it. Especially if your material is on the YouTube naughty list.

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Vidme

3. Vid.me We’re a team of twelve humans and six dogs located in Downtown LA who are on a mission to build the world’s most creator-friendly video community. Over 25 million people use Vidme every month to upload and watch videos, and we're just getting started.

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5

BitChute

For the extra adventurous there is bitchute. This program is committed to freedom of speech and is built on the torrent platform. All videos, when uploaded, are decrypted, split, and launched into the cloud ether just like any other torrent. When you call a video the torrent is loaded and the video is buffered and rendered while downloading the file. These videos cannot be censored, removed, or banned. This also looks like a very promising community and with the latest news that Bitchute may be combining efforts with Steemit, this may be a duo that will keep speech free. Learn more here: BitChute&Steemit

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IPFSTube

IPFSTube is a player for videos stored in IPFS. You can upload videos here or on your own computer using ipfs. To be honest I wish I could even explain this to you, but I have no idea and looks like it may require another blog post. It looks like some form of cloud service. Perhaps someone might see this and know more about it.

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MediaGoblin

MediaGoblin is a free software media publishing platform that anyone can run. You can think of it as a decentralized alternative to Flickr, YouTube, SoundCloud, etc. It's also: The perfect tool to show and share your media! Building tools to empower the world through decentralization! Built for extensibility. Multiple media types, including video support! Part of the GNU project and devoted to user freedom. Powered by a community of people like you. 2. Dreamvids

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DreamVids

MediaGoblin is a free software media publishing platform that anyone can run. You can think of it as a decentralized alternative to Flickr, YouTube, SoundCloud, etc. It's also: The perfect tool to show and share your media! Building tools to empower the world through decentralization! Built for extensibility. Multiple media types, including video support! Part of the GNU project and devoted to user freedom. Powered by a community of people like you. 2. Dreamvids

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What is it? Steemq a place for people to sit back and binge watch the latest webisode. It's also a place for creators to share a videos and make a few bucks. How it works Our decentralized video platform will enable creators and fans to form direct relationships around content. Fans can subscribe to content and choose to directly fund their favorite creators. With no one in the middle of this relationship, creators take home a greater cut. Our goal is to make that income regular and sustainable. Conclusion