OMMA Panel: Video- The Battle Between Premium and Low-Cost Online Video Placements (1)
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Session Description: When will supply of premium inventory become outstripped by demand? What effects will this have on the online video marketplace? Some advertisers would argue there is a glut of quality, premium inventory online. Some would say there is almost infinite inventory. Who is correct? Can premium video actually command a premium on price? Are video ad networks killing the price and creating a low cost marketplace for video that hurts the chances for ...
Google Introduces Video Audio Indexing to Labs (4)
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In their quest to make everything searchable, Google is now starting to index what is being spoken in video clips, or to be more precise, what is being spoken in YouTube clips. This is done by using speech recognition technology to convert the audio into words which is then indexed into Google search. Then if you want to find a particular video clip or if you want to find out if someone has mentioned a ...
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Ryan said:
I'm still in a little bit of shock as to the implications of this...if it is what it is trying to be this is beyond huge!
Google Launches Audio Search (1)
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Google Labs has launched an experimental audio search which allows one to search text within YouTube videos. “Google Audio Indexing“, it’s called. On the backend, Google has taken the audio tracks of YouTube videos of politicians, and automatically converted it to text for search capability. How will this impact the overall internet? Well, here-to-fore, videos were mostly searched on metadata — that is, text associated with a video indicated what the video was about. Videos ...
Magnify Releases New Multi-View Player (MVP) (3)
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Magnify is releasing a Multi-View Player (MVP) that will allow Web publishers to blend their own in-house video content with video content from external sources in one seamless video player. This dual purpose player will be a welcome tool for members of the Magnify video search and aggregation service. It provides a complete video solution and embeddable player that allows you to grow a robust video community on your site. This eliminates the need to ...
Mefeedia Video Aggregator Adds Revision3, Hulu, Next New Networks, and Others (6)
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Mefeedia, a Web video search startup with a claimed source list 15,000 strong, announced the addition of six more this week. They’re some pretty high profile ones, too. Revision3, Next New Networks, 60 Frames, On Networks, and Hulu and ABC. Granted, the viewing experience delivered by each publisher individually is generally a more pleasant one. And ABC-based video, as you might expect, cannot be viewed through Mefeedia directly. The network has had an near-exclusive hold ...
The Case For Video SEO - Video Search Optimization Research (3)
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Yesterday, I could not get out of my head a comment made by a panelist on the session, “Video Search Engine Optimization (VSEO)” at SES, namely Greg Jarboe. Greg mentioned an example video whereby most users who watched the video, discovered the video primarily through social sharing mechanisms (sharing, embedding, etc…) vs. video search. Specifically, he presents findings for a video about Nicholas Carr and goes on to point out that 7.4% of views came ...
The Case For Speech-to-Text Analysis In Multimedia Content Discovery (4)
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There have been several recent announcements surrounding the application of speech-to-text analysis in consumer search settings. Google announced its Political Gadget, enabling visitors to search the spoken word of content within YouTube Presidential candidate’s channels. Adobe plans to include speech-to-text features in future versions of its video authoring applications, such as Premier. Sites such as WEEI and FOX Sports have been using similar tools to power search and publishing applications for their multimedia archives for ...
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JuneM said:
Good Article on the benefits of speech to text and searching recorded voice showing promise.
One to Watch: VideoSurf (1)
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Not a week goes by when Google CEO Eric Schmidt doesn’t wring his hands in public about the problems of monetizing online video. Could it be that algorithms and contextual ad targeting will do the trick, just like they did for web pages? That would be rather convenient, but it hasn’t seemed likely so far. But on that note, we’ve been looking into a stealthy Bay Area computer vision startup focused on video search called ...
PicLens 1.8 out of Beta - Now officially Cooliris (2)
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More Freeware that works .... Those of you that are regular readers know that one of my favorite (highly-addictive!) add-ons for Firefox has been PicLens. The program that literally lets you search or 'discover' new photos and videos across the web by just moving your mouse ... in simulated 3D! A few hours ago, PicLens implemented a few changes... and, as usual, it just keeps getting better. The program is now available for Firefox 2 ...
New Video Search Apps Based on Truveo API (1)
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TopCoder, the leader in online programming competition, skills assessment and competitive software development, today announced the winners of the Truveo Developer Challenge. Competing for a prize pool of $100,000, developers were set loose to build custom applications that use Truveo’s open API, to build the next great video search application. Competitors leveraged Truveo, the world’s leading video search engine with a continuously-updated index of more than 200 million Web videos, to create 93 powerful new ...
Truveo Challenge Yields Exciting Video Apps (1)
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TopCoder Inc. has announced the winners of its Truveo Developer Challenge, in which developers competed to create useful video search applications using Truveo's open source API. The nine top entries, awarded $10,000 each, included a sports video search app, a localized video search app and a 3D elliptical orbit display for video search results. The contest entries utilized Truveo's index of more than 200 million online videos and yielded 93 new applications. Entries were evaluated ...
ClipBlast Showcases Video Content From Blip.tv (1)
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ClipBlast!, the premier Web-wide video navigation and distribution platform, today announced that it is now indexing all video content from blip.tv ??? including the online TV network???s featured and emerging video producers and all of blip.tv???s shows. ClipBlast! will index as separate channels blip.tv producers with featured shows. In doing so, ClipBlast! will embrace blip.tv???s focus on show creators. Blip.tv show creators will have the choice of enabling or disabling ClipBlast! syndication. ???Blip.tv is dedicated ...
A Visual Dictionary For The Web (1)
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One of the most popular vertical search features on the web is image search index. What’s really remarkable, however, is how little has changed in the core technology approach to the indexing of multimedia over the last decade. When I was the head of product at FAST back in 1999, we launched the web’s biggest image search on Lycos with over 50 million images (which seemed like a lot at the time!). The service included ...
Truveo: Here’s $100,000 to Help Us Do Our Job (1)
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Apparently searching video is really hard, as market leader Truveo today declared a competition to help it find new video search applications. And the prize? $100,000 in cold, hard cash. The problem with video search is not just difficult technology, but usage habits — or more specifically, the challenge of getting people to use your product. So it makes sense that Truveo would be focusing on “customized applications that use Truveo’s open API,” as it ...