What they're saying about us

Web User (18th June 2009)

"Website Of The Fortnight" Article

The Independent (6th June 2009)

"This site basically has everything on everything in free videos for you to watch and learn, or, as it likes to say "Life Explained. On Film"." Article

Mediaweek.co.uk (27th March 2009)

"VideoJug in new syndication deal" Article

Mediaweek.co.uk (27th March 2009)

"VideoJug reaches traffic milestone " Article

Grand Designs (Main) (1st February 2009)

"Quick Eco fix plugging the gaps " Article

The Times (18th December 2008)

"The Web Watcher: The How to Guide" Article

Web User Magazine (6th November 2008)

"200 Essential Websites" Article

Media Week (7th October 2008)

"VideoJug in new syndication deals" Article

The Independent (11th August 2008)

"The British CEO teaching You Tube how it's done - among other things" Article

Telegraph.co.uk (14th July 2008)

"Starting Out" Article

Campaign (9th May 2008)

"The former Hearst Digital Managing Director, who has played a large part in shaping the world of online publishing, sees VideoJug as the next Facebook or MySpace in terms of popularity with users." Article

Web User (24th April 2008)

"This enormous website contains thousands of how-to-videos including many excellent amateur contributions- that explain all manner of life-skills using step-by-step instructions." Article

E-consultancy.com (21st April 2008)

"VideoJug leads the way with expert beauty videos, and it can create the same feeling when you’re walking past the beauty counter in a department store watching people have their make-up done." Article

Sunday Telegraph (Seven) (30th March 2008)

"Full of short videos showing you how to almost anything, from the incredibly useful (exercise for diabetes sufferers, tying a Windsor knot) to the revelatory (‘learn different types of kisses’).Listed at number 27 in the list of 101 Most Useful Websites." Article

Mail On Sunday (16th March 2008)

"VideoJug’s instructional videos feel professional and trustworthy. It’s often so polished that it feels like TV....and, unlike a lot of TV how-to shows, it is absolutely methodical in its approach." Article

The Guardian (13th March 2008)

"VideoJug is more than just a better organised YouTube. What makes VideoJug videos stand out are their attitude and authority; they tell you how to do something in a way that is both informative and compelling. And the quality is more short-form documentary than younger brother with his camera phone.” VideoJug is named as winner of MEGAS Digital Innovation Creative." Article