VideoCounter.com, the online service which allows video sharing to multiple portals simultaneously has launched a free version. The site which has been offering video sharing on major social media platforms since 2007 has now launched a free basic version.
The site is a market leader in Europe when it comes to video sharing and their coverage includes all platforms from public video and social media to blogs and even social bookmarking portals. Their new free version allows users to tap into these resources simultaneously. The free version currently supports video sharing on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, VCPortal, Delicious, LinkedIn, Mister-Wong, MySpace, Oneview, StumbleUpon and Tumblr. The site has helped reduce the time and work in sharing the same video across multiple platforms. The number of directly supported portals has also been increased to 25 which will help users share their videos over more platforms in the paid version. These 25 portals are a mixture of country specific as well as global platforms. VideoCounter.com has also started its own video portal, VCPortal.
With the paid version, the 25 portals can be accessed through one direct upload while the rest of the circulation is done through link posting on the portals. The site also generates cross portal success statistics which allows users to judge the achievements of the video across individual portals.

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Bridesmaids is a hilarious new film that features Saturday Night Live comedian a starring role. Wiig, who also co-wrote the comedy, is featured in perhaps the funniest video from the upcoming film which is known as "the airplane scene." In the movie, Wiig's character Annie is deathly afraid of flying, but she's willing to face her fear in order to fulfill her duty as her best friend Lillian's Maid of Honor.

She also doesn't want to appear weak in front of her beautiful but shallow rival Helen. However, fear can be a more powerful emotion than willpower, which is clearly demonstrated in the clip. In an attempt to get over her phobia Annie resorts to a bit of medication and a whole lot of alcohol with predictably hilarious results.