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["Alan MacHett" <machett AT ibiblio.org>]

and they both copied someplace called BlinkX...:

http://ployer.com/archives/2005/01/yahoo_google_fo.php

"Internet Giants Google Inc. and Yahoo! yesterday introduced a new service
allowing users to search video content aimed at revolutionizing the way
people watch TV. The introduction of this Service follows a month old
video search service from the search engine Blinkx. Blinkx already allows
users to search 15 video services, including the BBC, ITV and Sky News
channels. It claims to have already built up an archive of 42,000 hours of
video and recently signed a deal to feature Fox News content. Meanwhile
the Guardian UK. reports the BBC is working on an interactive media
player, which will allow users to watch any show broadcast over the
previous seven days, is expected to launch this year."


In reference to Alan MacHett's message:
> In reference to Evan Zimmerman's message:
>> http://video.google.com/
>>
>> I know yahoo has this going on now too...
>
> http://video.yahoo.com/
>
> they had it first.  sort-of.  Yahoo hasn't started television searching,
> but apparantly they added video searches late last year.
>
> "Yahoo introduced a test version of a different sort of video search last
> year, available from a section of its site, that lets users comb through
> video clips from various Web sites.
>
> "Today, Yahoo will move the video search to its home page. In the next few
> weeks, it will introduce the ability to search the closed-captioning text
> for programs from some networks, including Bloomberg and the BBC. Unlike
> the Google service, Yahoo's offering will let users watch 60-second video
> clips."
> http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/25/technology/25google.html
>
>
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