Google Videos
Searching for videos on Google is a lot like searching for any other web content. You get comprehensive results for your search, and have the option to limit results based on the type of video you're looking for.
Bing Video Search
The search results you get when looking for videos on Bing aren't as comprehensive as the results you'll get from Google. But the serach experience itself is much more pleasant, and worth checking out if you're not looking for an extremely obscure video.
Blinkx Video Search
Blinkx video search doesn't come up with the best results. But if you're interested in socializing your video searches you might like the site, as it allows you to broadcast your results to friends on Twitter and Facebook.
Online Video Guide
The Online Video Guide features a wide variety of video sites from around the web. It's great if you're looking for videos on general topics, but if you're looking for a specific video you'll likely be disappointed by the search results.
TV Guide Online Video Guide
The TV Guide online video guide isn't a search engine for finding viral videos or exclusive online content. Instead, it offers a comprehensive listing of all of the TV shows that are available online.
Clicker Video Search Engine
Like TV Guide Online, Clicker helps users find quality internet programming. But unlike TV Guide, Clicker isn't limited to only broadcast programming; it also features tv-quality web originals.
Fooooo Video Search Engine
In terms of search results and user experience, Foooo is not the best video search engine around. However, it does have two unique features that some users will appreciate. First, Fooooo is an international site, so you can conduct searches and get results in a variety of languages. Second, the Foooo plug-in lets you use Foooo to search for videos on any site.
