AOL announced that it has launched a new version of Truveo.com, a one-stop destination where consumers can find a wide range of video from across the web. Rebuilt from the ground up, the new site is based on the highly acclaimed Truveo video search technology that AOL acquired in 2006.
The new Truveo.com enables users to easily search and browse through tens of millions of videos from thousands of sources across the web. For users with a specific video in mind, Truveo’s advanced video-specific algorithms help users quickly search and find exactly the video they want. Additionally, Truveo’s search results are organized by category and by source so that users can quickly choose the video they want from the large number of videos that may match their query.
In addition to powerful search capabilities, Truveo.com also provides a browse-and-discover experience. Users can browse video by a particular category – such as news, sports, music and movies – and find video available both for free and for sale. Users can also survey the Web’s most popular videos as well as peruse popular TV shows, popular video sites (called channels), and favorite videos selected by other users.
Originally posted on August 16, 2007 @ 4:12 pm
Interesting…
Cool…