Posted on Monday, May 18th, 2009 by Shachar Pessis
Reddit.tv – Reddit.com is a source for what’s new and popular on the web based on users’ choices. It gives users like you and me the option of creating all of the content and also choose what’s good and what’s junk via a voting mechanism. Links that receive community approval bubble up towards the Reddit front page, which is constantly in motion and filled with fresh, interesting links. So what is Reddit.tv’s bottom line? It’s actually based on the same Reddit.com voting mechanism, although it filters out only the videos, and features the popular ones in a nice, easy-to-use interface that allows you to navigate through an endless number of videos ‘the people’ like. The best thing about Reddit.tv is that all these wonderful things are centralized in one page.
Last week we reviewed Nizlamb, which is also a video filter site, although it’s based on editors’ picks rather than users’. Below I have embedded 3 videos ‘the people’ found as interesting. So what kind of a person are you – editorial or one of the people? I, myself am truly both…
