Yidio.com Launches Online Video Search Engine

PR Log (Press Release) – Jun 04, 2008 – With the launch of Yidio.com, searching for online videos has become much easier. Yidio.com combines over 200 million videos from every online video source around the world.

Through the website Yidio.com, users have the ability to search for any video based on topic, category, or source. Videos offered on Yidio.com range from full TV shows to full movies, celebrity gossip, sports, and music videos.

With Yidio.com constantly updating videos from YouTube, ESPN, FOX and HBO, online video enthusiasts have no need to look elsewhere for their video fix. The sleek design organizes videos in an easy viewing manner while providing users with the greatest amount of video content.

“It was our goal with Yidio.com to provide an all-in-one solution for users to find and watch any video on the internet quickly and easily.” said Brandon Eatros, CEO and co-founder. “We wanted to simplify the lives of our users while producing a value-added service that would be beneficial to everyone.”

Yidio.com has a unique feature that automatically detects user location and displays local news instantly. Users can change their location and radius which allows local video of their choice to be displayed upon return. Yidio.com is the first to market with localization technology for videos and it has proven to be hugely successful among users.

Adding to the long list of features, users have the ability to earn money by building customized playlists with videos of their choice. In case 200 million videos is not enough, Yidio.com has added over 3400 free online arcade games to play.

Yidio.com is the second website released by 2ten Media LLC that is focused on simplifying the internet experience. Their first website, SportSnipe.com, was launched 8-months ago that combines sports news from over 4,000 sources. “With information being in such abundance, hyper-aggregation is the future.” said Adam Eatros, President and co-founder. “Look for great things to come from 2ten Media”

To search, watch, and save videos from around the world, visit Yidio.com.