Posts Tagged with ‘video-search’

oSkope Visual Search is an innovative way to "see" the internet. They have tapped into the market of people who think about the world differently and don't want to conduct traditional linguistic searches. With oSkope, you can search Amazon, eBay, Flickr and YouTube with the ease of looking at pretty pictures and dragging your mouse.
Two areas that oSkope could spend more time developing are it's appearance and the services it searches. I'd like to be able to search the entire [...]

VeZoom is an online video search engine that has been putting in some hard work to increase its service's features and its footprint across the web. Two weeks ago, Profy featured a review of MyVeZoom, which provides users with a customizable interface to locate videos from. Now, the service is out recruit from the crowd of bloggers.
Riding on the wave of the popularity of online video, VeZoom has come up with a development that combines video with RSS [...]

MyVeZoom is a customizable extension of the VeZoom video search engine. VeZoom continuously monitors over 18 million hours of online video featured in over 60 online channels. From YouTube to the obscure, myVeZoom scours the Web for relevant UGC and professionally produced content. The straightforward UI and comprehensive nature of myVeZoom is promising. Drag-and-drop organization and other Web 2.0 tools make myVeZoom one of the cleanest video tool releases in some time. This early test of the main search utility and its [...]

Blinkx video search appears to be going public next month. The decision emanates from the Autonomy Group, which intends to exercise an option over their shares in Blinkx. Blinkx just announced the other day a partnership with National Geographic to index their acclaimed documentaries. Blinkx is currently the world's largest video search engine. Their service has endeavored to solve the problem of accessing the vast amount of video on the Web via their unique search capability.
According to this news via Yahoo! the company will be [...]

Yahoo! Pipes has been helping people mash for a good few weeks now. Buzz has built considerably around the platform, and some of the items that have resulted from user experiments are becoming increasingly popular. NewTeeVee found ten video-related mashups that they suggested their readers give a look-see, which we thought you, our readers, would like to learn a bit about, too.
Some - like “YouTunes” and “Last.fm meets YouTube” and “Coming soon trailers” - appear elementary in [...]

Search, find and save video clips and links from anywhere on the Web - all in one place - with one simple click.
We had the opportunity today to Beta test another innovative, free video sharing community called Uvouch.  The dynamic site reveals a Web 2.0 interface that allows users the ability to instantly add video from any of the major video sites on the Web. I got an invitation to test Uvouch directly from Parveen Panwar, the CEO of the company, and was [...]

Yesterday we covered a Pixsy-powered search tool FINDITALL. And only on December 19 Pixsy Corporation itself announced launch of PixsyPower. This project has actually been talked about since September and is really long-awaited.
The new service enables users to place a form for search of images and video content on their website, blog or home page. At that the results are displayed right on the page where the form is located instead of redirecting to the search engine website: the latter variant [...]

On Monday a new search engine for video content and images was launched. I am talking here about FindItAll developed by BigString. The press release informs us that currently FINDITALL searches content of major media content providers, including YouTube, MetaCafe, StupidVideos.com, Addicting Clips, Fandango, iFilm, Grouper, Reuters, Entertainment Weekly, Hollywood.com, MSNBC, The New York Times and DailyLOL.
FindItAll is based on an already well-known Pixsy Media Search engine. This fact determines performance of the new website and even its look. In fact, [...]