I’m testing out VideoCrawler right now, a new web video aggregation and management site from AT&T’s Business Development group and Silicon Valley-based start up Divvio. The site uses Divvio’s platform for searching and distributing content from video sharing sites of all different kinds, from YouTube to MySpace Video. However, I haven’t seen anything pop up from hosting sites like Blip.tv, Vimeo or Viddler yet. Maybe because those tend to lean towards personal video blogging?

The interface is interesting: you can drag-and-drop the different modules around your homepage, which is nice if you don’t care about the popular videos of the day and just want to always see your search results instead.
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