London - How-to video site VideoJug on Wednesday announced a deal with MySpace to launch its own branded channels on MySpaceTV, initially offering a library of 100 short how-to and expert advice videos on topics including food, beauty, cars and sex. VideoJug features more than 38,000 professionally-produced videos.

Los Angeles - VideoJug, a U.K.-based producer of factual online videos, on Monday announced the launch of new U.S. operations in Los Angeles. The site offers more than 15,000 professionally-produced and "vetted" user-generated instructional and informational videos created by a team of experts in various fields. VideoJug said it plans to expand its library to over 100,000 free videos in the coming months. The company named Peter J. Schankowitz, former president of worldwide development at Vin Di Bona Productions, as CEO of VideoJug America.

London - VideoJug, a site that hosts a variety of professionally-produced and user-generated how-to videos, has raised $30 million in new funding, Britain's Telegraph reported.