Wetoku is a new play on how you can "Meet-Record-Share" conversations online and then post it to your twitter, facebook or website to share with your customers, fans, followers etc.

Founded by serial entrepreneur David Lee in Seoul, South Korea, Wetoku is getting some great press and street cred by being nominated in events such as Mashable's Open Web Awards as well as reviews by Geeks On A Plane, Read/Write Web and Asia 2.0.

Wetoku aims to lower the barriers to users having two way conversations / interviews online. Meaning that anyone with a webcam can chat to another and have it broadcasted in realtime and recorded for embedding later to a blog. Nice simple, no downloads necessary video tool.

Overlay.tv is a nice little feature that you can use to enhance your videos, Overlay tell us that "Bloggers and website owners can link to relevant info, affiliate sponsors and even RSS feeds right on top of video. Clothing, products, information, brands, downloads and basically any destination on the web can be made clickable directly from your video or still image and shared by anyone to almost anywhere. It’s engaging, it’s fast and - oh yeah - it’s free."

It can be used by individuals, companies or developers, with their primary target group be advertising agencies using their platform on behalf of clients.

Given that it's free and easy to use, and has a great potential, if used in a meaningful way, to engage your fans, customers or friends etc. Simply upload your video to one of their supported sites, then add your product, link, text, clipart etc. and away you go. Simple.