In a bid to become more than just a sharing platform for online videos, TwitVid has launched a full subscriber system enabling users to keep track of their favourite channels and web video makers.

The channels and video feeds are based on topics, brands and people and will be sourced from YouTube, Vimeo and TwitVid itself initially, with others to follow. Channels can be private or public and shared between a myriad of other social media channels.

The notion of further emphasizing the use of channels on web video sites is certainly looking like a trend for the future. Particularly when it comes to YouTube’s latest design incarnation. In theory making your web video sites act more like television channels you will increase your viewership and the length of time viewers spend on your site.

TwitVid has a pretty strong 12 million unique visitors per month and these innovations are set to continue the starup’s growth into the new year as online video becomes more and more popular and people keep on sharing and watching.

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