A new feature from the Uncut Video team at AOL.

From the UnCut Blog:

Because not everyone wants to share their videos with the entire world, the UnCut Video team proudly announces the release of UnCut Private Videos…Are the videos really private? The answer is YES. Only you and your chosen friends can view your “private” videos. Also, you no longer need an AOL or AOL Instant messenger screen name to sign into UnCut Video. That’s right, come with your own email address, create a password with us, and you can use all of UnCut Video’s features, including our new private videos...Simply declare your video “private” when you upload it to UnCut Video. When the video sharing page comes up, enter your friends’ email addresses and hit “share.” For your convenience, we have integrated with your AOL address book. Your friends will immediately receive an email including a message from you, a thumbnail, a video title and a link to play the video. Your friends will need to sign into UnCut Video in order to view your private video.

Btw, UnCut also allows you to upload video from your cameraphone.

Source: Uncut Blog

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