There’s no drama or news when talking about the most popular video site on the web; that battle was won long ago by YouTube and doesn’t seem likely to change anytime. But after that, the landscape changes a bit. Hulu and VEVO seemed like they might be on the rise, but now it’s Facebook that’s surpassed Yahoo to become the second-most popular video site online. Here’s the latest chart from comScore, covering online video rankings for August, 2010.

ComScore says that 178 million U.S. internet users watched online video in August, and averaged 14.3 hours per viewer.

Related Topics: Channel: Video | Facebook | Google: YouTube & Video | Stats: comScore | Yahoo: Video

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