Video search : Blinkx Blinkx
The NYT ran an article back in late Feb. that we missed about Blinx search service. While they certainly have a nifty flash Wall o’ Video, the idea of looking for cool streams in certainly not new.. btw: what happened to Singing Fish..?!?
The World Wide Web is awash in digital video, but too often we can’t find the videos we want or browse for what we might like. That’s a loss, because if we could search for Internet videos, they might become the content of a global television station, just as the Web’s hypertext, once it was organized and tamed by search, became the stuff of a universal library. What we need, says Suranga Chandratillake, a co-founder of Blinkx, a start-up in San Francisco, is a remote control for the Web’s videos, a kind of electronic TV Guide.
Via: Fred Destin
- Also of interest - so says the machine:
Blinkx Launches Mobile Video Portal
The makers of Blinkx have created a new site - SelfcastTV.com - to allow quick sharing and downloading of mobile videos online. It boasts a simple registration process, 3-step upload system, and UK-specific operation. Upload happens straight from a mobile by MMS’ing a standard number. SelfcastTV users can also createWindows Live Beta Web Video Search
Windows Live.com is working on some interesting new features in their beta search service, most notably video search. It’s not on the front page yet, but on the section of the site ironically missing the word beta on its logo: beta.search.live.com. Video search is hot right now: Google gave itsUnraveling the Mystery of Video Search
Online video is a rapidly growing and evolving medium in the Web 2.0 landscape, to be sure. Many websites are embracing the platform, building their entire structure around the practice. BusinessPOV.com is just such a site, providing a forum for business journalism through an online video format. Mark Scheffler isVideo everywhere at DEMOFall 2007
The DEMOFall 2007 conference had several interesting streaming video offerings and we've clipped some of the highlights from NetWorkWorld's excellent review below. Also see the demo.com video archives Here. MotionDSP's FixMyMovie.com Very cool technology that replicates the stuff you see on CSI - crime investigators taking a piece of grainy video andDabble Indexed Over 10 Million Web Videos
Dabble.com announced it has indexed more than 10 million videos since launching just eight months ago. Dabble has struck data partnerships video hosts of all sizes, providing access to the Web's available inventory of rich media resources. Dabble's index collects and keeps a record of where videos are located, descriptionsClipBlast! Unveils Playbox
ClipBlast! took the wraps off this new Playbox, "a detached, cross-platform viewer frame that can play video from sources across the Video Web. This patent-pending technology gives viewers a universal way to search, discover, watch and interact with video, while offering content providers new audiences and new revenue opportunities." MajorSearching YouTube with Qoogle Video
Steve Rubel at Micro Persuasion posted this heads-up about Qoogle Video in his vlogs section yesterday.. looks interesting. “At first I didn’t know what it was when I saw it on del.icio.us. Qooqle Video turns out to be one really cool way to search YouTube. It’s got a front-endDabble’s Custom Video PlayList
We saw this yesterday but didn’t get a chance to take a test-drive; Dabble uses the many different social gestures people make to express how they feel about media, to find better matches in our search results. If people play with media in playlists, sharing their collections with others, and tell
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