Dailymotion is a video platform that lets people watch, upload, and share video content across categories such as news, sports, entertainment, and music. Users can browse curated collections put together by media partners and publishers alongside videos uploaded by individual creators. The service is available through a web browser, mobile apps for iOS and Android, and smart TV apps. Dailymotion works primarily with established media companies, broadcasters, and brands who distribute their content through the platform, while also supporting individual creators who upload their own videos. The company was founded in 2005 and is based in Paris, France, and it has been part of Canal+ since Canal+ separated from Vivendi in December 2024.
European alternatives to YouTube
YouTube is a video platform owned by the US american company Google.
This pages lists European YouTube alternatives from companies based in a member state of the European Union (EU) or the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
alugha is a video hosting service and video platform from Germany with a strong focus on multilingualism. They offer an AI tool called "dubbr" that helps to add multilingual subtitles to videos.
PeerTube is an open-source, decentralized and federated video platform. PeerTube is supported by the French non-profit Framasoft. It uses the open ActivityPub protocol let instances communicate with each other and it uses WebTorrent do reduce the load to the servers.