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blinkx announces the expansion of its video search service into Western Europe. In response to the rapid proliferation of multimedia Web content around the world, blinkx now offers search capabilities in French, German and Spanish, to make it easier for a
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To start receiving Video Alerts, you can visit the Google Alerts homepage directly or set up the alert during your normal video searches. Videos may come from Google Video, YouTube, or many other video sources on the web.
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When you search Yahoo for rammstein videos, the top result will be a “Yahoo Shortcut” show-casing a collection of links, imagery and playable songs & videos. Click on the video thumbnails, and a new player will open right on the results page; click on
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DivX (Nadsdaq: DIVX), the video codec firm, has bought Veatros, a Kansas-based startup spun out of University of Kansas. Veatros’s technology is designed to conduct real-time digital video processing and will be used by DivX primarily for producing enha
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Google News has followed in the footsteps of Google proper and now shows videos (accessible via a plus box) in the search results. Interesting: Won't making videos viewable on the Google domain decrease traffic to primary news sources -- an issue newspape
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Indexing many millions of video & audio clips from around the web!
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Unter www.VideoSnooper.tv ist ab heute eine TV-Suchmaschine frei zugänglich. Sie basiert auf der "XentauriX"-Technik der artec technologies AG und durchsucht Fernsehprogramme nach Stichwörtern, wobei Textinformationen, Metadaten sowie Sprachinformatione
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Turns out, the word YouTube has replaced the phrase “funny video” for searches on the Internet. This implies a distinct identification with YouTube as a brand, and the concept of funny videos. Looks like people are attaching funny videos to YouTube
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Vquence is a video search, socialisation, and advertising company that has a comprehensive model of monetising video for content owners to consumers. Our service lets users easily socialise video. Vquence is an Internet startup based in Sydney, Australi
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We want nothing less than to revolutionize "searching for" video as much as the Lumières did "inventing it". The french brothers Auguste and Louis Lumière didn't exactly invent moving pictures, but they invented a motion picture camera which made
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The Web has gone wacky for video. From Animal Planet to zefrank.com, sites now brim with clips. The problem: Search engines can’t index video files as easily as text. That’s tripping up the Web’s next great leap forward. So the race is on to become
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We're here to help people create great video and one of the things we think is key to that is collaboration. As Markus would say, "Collaborate Or Die!" It's never been a better time to be an independent video producer - the space is wide open. So we built
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t may provide a way for Google to easily and legally amass the world's biggest database of video, helping it figure out better ways to search that kind of material. Google confirmed Tuesday it would begin collecting that content as part of the test of
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Video search engine Blinkx is soon to launch a contextual video advertising network that will match ads based on speech recognition. The service, dubbed Blinkx AdHoc
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Truveo search engine has resulted in 39 million unique monthly impressions with those numbers increasing 50% month by month.
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SearchforVideo has partnered with LiberatedFilms to provide syndicated premium content on the video search engine site. Clips, trailers, behind-the-scene videos and interviews from Liberated Films will now be available on SearchforVideo’s website, where
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Internet advertising, including search, display, and rich media units, is projected to grow from $16.9 billion in 2006 to $31.3 billion in 2011. Growth will occur at a compound annual growth rate of 13.5 percent. At this pace, the report states the growth
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Google Video has officially become a video search engine. Makes sense. It has some handy features as well, but the most talked about addition is the Google frame that appears at the top of the page when you go to watch a video, offering additional infor
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Pixsy, the image and video search engine, will be indexing Photobucket photos on Pixsy.com, the company announced today. Pixsy’s proprietary media search platform will be used to index thumbnails of Photobucket’s large collection. With over 2 billion
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Ask.com has signed blinkx, the video search engine, to be used in conjunction with its own search service. Blinkx will provide video search results for Ask.com, giving it access to its video search library. The revenue will be split for each search that
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Live Schedule - Finding and watching live streaming online TV just got easier. Our new Internet TV Listings displays programming being broadcast live from all over the world, in different languages, and in different time zones.
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Truveo’s improved offering for video search partners includes: * Rich Suite of Developer APIs – Truveo’s Web APIs and developer tools are available in a variety of languages to integrate easily with a wide range of partner applications and websites
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Since the video-on-demand market is fragmented and competitive, it’s hard for would-be buyers to know where to shop. This is the right place for search to come in. “We don’t think it’s that important for users to find who’s got the partnership w
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Applying this experience to video is a disaster. You shouldn’t have to spend 3 minutes (the average length of a YouTube clip) watching a video to see if it is the one you want. In our research we’ve found the median viewing (or listening) time for a s
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Launched in mid-2007, Middio makes an effort of properly tagging the most popular music videos uploaded by members to YouTube.com. Although the music videos are hosted by YouTube.com, they can be searched for and watched on Middio without ads.
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TV stations that were previously limited to posting static text on their sites, such as news-story transcripts, are increasingly adding video. “We’re seeing migration from text to video faster than ever before,” said Baker. The number of video stre
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“Rat Monster Joke” returns a result from YouTube competitor Metacafe. What’s odd, however, is that the Flash player below the result isn’t from Metacafe - it’s a Google Video player, streaming the video form Google’s servers. All the links h
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Video sites that seem to get a thumbnail are: Yahoo Video MetaCafe YouTube Google Video MySpace Vimeo
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Video Search Now Includes Non-Google Sites In January Google launched a video search engine that included only Google Video and YouTube videos. Today they’ve expanded it to include video from Metacafe and “5-6 other large video sites.”
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Google’s new feature that makes videos appearing in the universal search results playable right on the search result page is also hugely disruptive (from Search Engine Land): It certainly makes you think twice about shunning video distribution through
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Yuscano started as a simple idea between two people (Jory and Andrew). We realized that when searching for something on YouTube it can be difficult to find what you're looking for when presented with a long list of videos and an image and brief text for e
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ClipBlast! is the pioneering Web-Wide Video Search and Navigation Platform that provides access to all the video from across the Web and is the first Web video technology engineered according to how people actually interact with video online.
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Uvouch.com gives you one easy web site where users can search for the best in online videos and websites, collect the videos and links to sites, create playlists of their favorites and organize their collection. With a single click of the mouse, Uvouch.co
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BUT, the platform, I would argue, is fast becoming a commodity. So what’s left? The COMMUNITY, of course! YouTube OWNS the community, which is why it’s assumed that YouTube will continue to dominate online video.
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TVEyes makes Radio & TV searchable by keyword, phrase or topic - just as you would use a search engine for text. With a fast growing network of stations monitored worldwide, TVEyes provides the technology and the content.
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ClipBlast! Video Search - all video from across the web and personal tools to get the video you're looking for.
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Fraunhofer spinoff iPharro Media GmbH (formerly Semiotix) has raised €4M from Triangle Venture Capital in Germany. The startup say it has developed software to identify video material using several search methods.
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CliPro that searches across the video sites we’re all familiar with: YouTube, Metacafe, Revver, Brightcove, iFilm and more. The clips are played via embeds on the site itself, although there’s no commenting or rating. One unique feature, however, is t
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Nexidia is the developer and provider of the most effective phonetic-based technology for audio and video search. By transforming audio-video data into business intelligence, Nexidia allows both government and commercial enterprises, in industries such as
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On Wednesday, January 24, Google Video accounted for .73 percent of all YouTube traffic. On Saturday Google Video accounted for 8.68 percent of YouTube traffic. Wow, that’s quite a jump. Hitwise notes that MySpace is still the biggest provider of YouTub
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GOOGLE SEARCH!: Thanks to, ahem, a certain parent company, our search is now vastly improved so it should be even easier to find your favorite sleeping kitty video exactly when you want to show it to grandma. Moreover, YouTube videos are now indexed on Go
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Google search results already include links to content that's hosted on YouTube. Starting today, YouTube video results will appear in the Google Video search index: when you click on YouTube thumbnails, you will be taken to YouTube.com to experience the v
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The video search engine Blinkx is announcing a partnership today with the sports entertainment company NBX. As part of the deal, Blinx will index “hundreds of hours” of sports clips from NBX, meaning that you can search for them at Blinx.com. NBX co
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In conjunction with the Pixsy Media Search Platform, Mamma.com now offers its users video search capabilities that provide visual searching based on relevance, categories, photos and videos. For example, users can enter a query into the Mamma.com search b
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ChoiceStream gives you the power to deliver uniquely personal experiences to every consumer. With ChoiceStream, you create the 'service that knows me' to build loyalty, drive sales, and get the results you need to stay ahead.
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The concept is pretty simple: it’s a meta search of other video search engines we like. It also features some of the video sites we work with, a way of returning the favor for them featuring our clips from WatchMojo.com. We believe there is a fundema
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Flashapplication to deeptag videos
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Why can’t video content owners follow the path of blogs and publish their content through whatever platform they want? The only missing ingredient is search — people come to YouTube to search for music videos or the latest Comedy Central clip. Once yo
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Searching within videos is probably the holy grail of online video - e.g. wouldn't Google love to have this feature in YouTube, so it can put contextual advertising within videos. I think coull.tv is a great start and the only big drawback I see is that i
