If you're having trouble finding the right video online, video search engines are a great place to start your search. From professional content from major networks to user-generated clips, they will help you find just about anything you're looking for.

While Pixsy CEO Chase Norlin and Critical Media CEO Sean Morgan set up their businesses differently and focus on different sectors of the market, the two are both bullish about online video syndication. I talked to both of them this week about the potential they see in the market.

Video content owners and advertisers need to reach a large targeted audience quickly. Video syndication is where it's at and we're just getting warmed up.

Pixsy, a white label video search provider made an interesting announcement yesterday about the launch of its new "Premium Feed" service, which I think is another example of the Syndicated Video Economy that I've been talking about for a while now. I talked to Pixsy CEO Chase Norlin about Premium Feed to learn more.

Video search engine Pixsy has developed an application that lets it share ad revenue with publishers from syndicated video content.

Video search engine Pixsy, a San Francisco-based company that specializes in licensing its image and video search platform to other businesses, tomorrow plans to unveil Premium Feed, a collection of licensed and syndicated video content with embedded monetization of pre-rolls and overlay ads.

Pixsy, a startup that specializes in licensing its image and video search platform to other businesses, today launched “Premium Feed” , its new offering that allows publishers to embed clips, and of course monetize them.

Pixsy, a company that specializes in licensing its image and video search platform to other businesses, has launched a new product called “Premium Feed” that allows publishers to embed clips that can be easily monetized into their sites.