When Twitter launched, it was all about text and how you could interact with friends. As more and more tech users came to the service with their fresh ideas and practices, Twitter became a place to share links and photos, helping it become of of the world’s most popular social media services.

Most of Twitters users interact with the service using internet equipped devices or from applications on their desktop, many have said it has helped the service gain so much traction. With the release of a video enabled iPhone 3GS last month, the service opened up to another possibility, video sharing.

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The sheer amount of online Flash videos these days is huge. Nearly anyone with a camera equipped device and an internet connection can record and edit their own videos and upload them to the internet. Not only have we see a huge boom in user generated content, businesses have utilised the platform to showcase their brand aswell as syndicate their content.

The ability to transcode a video into Flash has also fuelled demand for television programmes to be made available online. Many studios have made their TV shows available to watch on the internet; Hulu, NBC and the BBC to name just three. In most cases the videos aren’t available outside of that particular country so users are forced to search elsewhere for the same content.

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Lets face it, in the future we are going to look back on our days and realise we were all part of the YouTube generation. YouTube is our place to watch viral marketing campaigns, stupid stunts and it has even made it’s way into every teen movie in some form.

Some people aren’t happy with merely viewing the videos, they want to download them to their computers. Now, there are millions of services that offer YouTube downloads but these either require you to download software, or spend valuable seconds copy and pasting links and text.

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