Y Combinator Startup Fliggo Lets You Build Your Own YouTube
Wed, Feb 25th, 2009 |
First we had Ning, which lets you build your own niche social network. Now we have Fliggo, which lets you build your own YouTube. Fliggo is the latest startup to come out of Y Combinator. It has been in private beta for a while, but is now open to the public.
Fliggo lets you create your own video-sharing site...
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