A new free service from multimedia search engine TVEyes lets you search each and every word spoken during TV news broadcasts from well-known news organizations. TVEyes is using voice recognition technology to create a "spoken word index" that makes...
Google did an evil scale to decide on the China issue; keyword search broadcast news with new TVEyes service and more! New Search Service from TVEyes Offers Free Keyword Search Of Some Web-Based TV News Content
A new free service from multimedia search engine TVEyes allows a searcher to keyword search each and every word spoken during tv news segment from well-known news organizations. TVEyes is introducing a new free service that allows searchers to...
TVEyes (Fee-Based) Finally, Yahoo Video offers transcript search and full motion video from Bloomberg Business Television via a partnership with TVEyes. The good news is that researchers can still access near real-time transcripts AND full motion...
If you go to http://video.search.yahoo.com, you can search for video content from Yahoo partners including Buena Vista Pictures, CBS News, CMT, Discovery Communications (Discovery Channel, Travel Channel), IFILM, Internet Archive, Internet...
If you go to http://video.search.yahoo.com, you can search for video content from Yahoo partners including Buena Vista Pictures, CBS News, CMT, Discovery Communications (Discovery Channel, Travel Channel), IFILM, Internet Archive, Internet...
This fee-based service is called TVEyes and I did mention its name to the writer several times. Here's an interview from Robin Good with the TVEyes CEO, David Ivess. Kim Zetter's Wired News article, Podcast Chaos Be Gone, takes a look at some of...
Second, for months I'be been blogging about TVEyes (a fee-based service) that is well worth checking out especially for those of you who monitor media mentions and their free, Podscope service that allows you to keyword search transcripts of...
Podscope, the free search tool from TVEyes that allows you to keyword search podcasts, is expanding to include audio and video content from across the web. I think it's worth mentioning that Yahoo has a deal with TVEyes.
