I mentioned this feature on my blog nearly two months ago. Nice to see I am beating the official announcement.
What would be nice is to have the player embeddable in my own page with the search terms already highlighted (via parameters or whatever).
This would give you greater exposure but also would lead people back to your site to search the same entry for some other terms. To me, this is a win-win strategy.
If you’re able to detect “hot” or not areas of video for textual contents in a non-text format, does that mean the algorithm is essentially doing speech-to-text on demand? If so, in addition to the heat map of the file, wouldn’t it make sense to display in a box above or below the heat map the machine’s working translation for that region, so that you can scan it just as quickly as if it were text?
Pluggd’s search ability’s are light years ahead of the game. I have no doubt that even when google releases theirs it won’t compare to what you guys have here. I never really listened to podcasts before it. I’ll admit I still don’t listen to as many as I would like, but when I do, I listen to them on Pluggd because I find what I’m interested in.
I’ve used pluggd a few times before with their amazing search capabilities for audio. I have to say I’m pretty stoked to see this for video.
I guess this would help lead pluggd to being the google of audio and video. Sounds killer!
I can’t wait to see what you guys do with video. Your approach seems like it will save tons of time for both the casual viewer and hopefully for the vlogger/journalist as well looking to get right to the clip they need for cutting and remixing.
Thanks for the comments everyone, we appreciate your thoughts and feedback.
Chris P. – We are really focused on the user experience as far as content goes online. As we get people using our technology, we’re going to be open to feedback based on their experiences. I definitely will ask you to come back for that and will want to follow up with you soon thereafter.
Evan – We’re not hosting any content, what we’re doing is showing you a chunk that may interest you based on what you search on.
Clint, Schmidt, and Adam, thanks for the comments. Keep a look out for some more stuff soon!
The idea that this will keep users from “bailing out” of a video is very interesting…it also has significant relevance to advertising companies. Does Pluggd have any plans to work with ad companies to put relevant ads next to relevant chunks? I like the idea on a purely innovative basis, but it also has scary possibilities.
Regardless, really excited to seeing the data and eventually seeing Pluggd in action!
Evan, Clearly advertising works a whole lot better when it’s targeted to context. But if you can’t keep the user around to view that context it doesn’t matter where you place the ad. We believe the big opportunity is combining contextual targeting with better user engagement models like chunking. More to come on this!
This is exactly the type of direction more people need to be thinking about. When Google and other search engines can somehow reach into the chunks so that when I’m searching I can jump right to the spot in an audio or video file then you have something great.
This whole chunking excites me. So much potential on so many different angles.
Interacting with content, especially when there’s a focus on creating high quality content in the first place, is key in regards to providing value for users and advertisers alike. I’m very excited to see folks in the industry get how important folks like Pluggd are in regards to monetizing online collateral effectively in the present and future versus models that don’t apply from the past.
Marketing Sherpa also has a great issue on metrics in new media and the idea of measuring engagement by events – i.e. how many people took the time to comment on your blog post :)
I agree that video is the most engaging form of online media today, and it only looks like it is set to get bigger. It seems though, that the concept of using social networking and video for businesses to increase engagement and enhance communication, both externally and internally, has not really reached its full potential.
Given the fact that social networking sites are one of the most visited and popular sites on the internet, it is surely only logical that big brands and corporations should use this to their advantage and create their own ones? Web 2.0 technologies should be used not only for video solutions but to ultimately bring a website alive, encompassing other features such as blogs, forums, RSS and teams. As you rightly said, this remains to be seen if Brightcove have “radically changed” what they have to offer and in the meantime, alternatives are available!
I also agree with Gary,video is very exciting. I think in the next few years people will discover that video is appropriate for certain areas of the consumer market, right now it seems like everyone wants to use video for everything. I think the small business arena will benefit the most from video which is pretty much the thesis behind Jippidy.com
Social networking services are definitely going to be big within the business community. Corporate social platforms are useful for many reasons and will dramatically enhance internal and external communications between staff and customers.
Web 2.0 technologies such as blogs, wikis, forums, video blogs ans RSS create an interactive and social environment and should increase staff productivity which in turn will drive sales.
A more engaged workforce will ultimately produce better results in which employees should also get a stronger sense of a brands ideologies and increase brand allegiance.
Given these facts corporations should seriously consider shifting communications towards social platforms.
Hi Alex. I am writing to point out a factual error in the quote from NewTeeVee. Microsoft did work with a leading video encoding provider on this technology, but it wasn’t DR, rather it was Inlet Technologies (where I work). Inlet co-developed Dynamic Complexity Balancing with Microsoft in late 2006 as part of a joint program lead by Inlet’s CTO Scott Labrozzi and the now-defunct Digital Media Division of Microsoft. It’s great to see that outlets like NewTeeVee are talking about the hard work that Inlet has been doing over the past 5 years to improve video encoding. As an FYI, Inlet’s Spinnaker live encoding product line has shipped with this capability since NAB 2007.
Good morning mr. Castro,
A few days ago I was in contact with mr. Levant to evaluate a solution for the problems that we have with Brightcove because of the shut down of their small account (we are a little christian webTV).
After the first email, I have not had more news and unfortunately Brightcove deadline will arrive soon.
We really need an assessment from Delve.
If it is useful I can still send an email with all the technical specifications of our needs and a brief description of what we do.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Best,
Gianfranco
Similar issue here. Former Brightcove customer looking for a less expensive solution. No one has contacted me yet from Delve.
I hope to hear something very soon.
Paul,
Florida
We received your information your provided on the Delve website at 10:34am (27 minutes ago) according to our systems. You should have received some informational documentation in an email from Heather.
Also, as per the email from Heather, she should be following up with you shortly to discuss in more detail.
Thanks Bruce. We just updated the corporate website and we overlooked this link. We’ll fix this, but in the meantime you can register for the free trail here – http://www.delvenetworks.com/request-trial/
Pretty nice post. I just stumbled upon your blog and wanted to say
that I have really liked browsing your blog posts. In any case
I’ll be subscribing to your feed and I hope you post again soon!
Hey everyone! I’m back from New Jersey, and fully got the website up to date, and I even finished screenshotting all the catalogs I still needed to do! So starting tomorrow, I’ll be working on that. I hope to be done with all the catalogs by the end of July, although I have nearly 300 MB of catalog pictures to upload…..
Anyway, we updated a ton of pages. They Club Penguin fansite include the following lists/guides: Club Penguin Event Log, Item List, and the Dance/Wave/Sit List
And the following pages: Servers, Elite Penguin Force, (with a new video) Issue 194, Club Penguin Blog, Desktop Backgrounds, Website Banners, and 101 Days of Fun. Enjoy!
if you can’t keep the user around to view that context it doesn’t matter where you place the ad. We believe the big opportunity is combining contextual targeting with better user engagement models like chunking. More to come on this!thank you
As a Delve Networks user, TheSailingChannel looks forward to enhanced HD streaming through Akamai. We read the Akamai info and the features look intriguing. Please give us a timeline on adoption by DN.
Many congrats to the team! You guys have been a pleasure to work with and I look forward to the new innovations and tools that you’ll be able to produce with Limelight’s backing!
Now I’m by no means a seasoned audcaster or even a vetern one but I do produce some so I figure I have a right to as least speak up and give my opinion. So it was very cool when I
[...] Pluggd – Another Odeo-like player who fronts cool technology and Ajax driven interfaces. Like Odeo, there’s no discernable business model. The 2006 Podcast Expo would be a good place to go fishing for one. They passed in favor of DEMO. And they did so right on the heels of announcing some promising technology for searching audio and video files. They’re obviously looking ahead to bigger rounds of funding. [...]
Pluggd, a Seattle-area startup, unveiled a demo of their HearHere technology at the recent DEMO conference. This really cool technology allows you to search for a specific topic within a piece of audio (in this case, a podcast). What’s cool is th…
[...] Yep, check it out y’all. New episodes of ESPN Sportscenter podcast are searchable using the Pluggd “HearHere†technology. This badboy is going to be available sitewide so soon it keeps me awake at night thinking about all of the podcasts I’ll be searching through.read more | digg story You can also bookmark this on del.icio.us or check the cosmos [...]
[...] We’re excited to be mentioned in a story in the Economist today about speech recognition. The article does a good job of surveying the space, but what really makes Pluggd different (and speech reco useful for video search) is the chunking technology we’ve developed (read more about chunks). [...]
[...] One way to keep users around is to give them opportunities to interact with and control their media. Early experiments at DoubleClick shows that users interact with video at an astonishing rate, up to 29%. With our HearHere and SeeHere technology we give users the ultimate incentive to interact and engage, the ability to find what they want, and jump to it. [...]
[...] This week Nielsen/NetRatings announced the addition of a “total minutes” metric to its traffic reporting that measure the time visitors spend on sites, a shift that, as noted on the Pluggd Blog, bodes well for sites that keep visitors engaged with interactive media like video. As the all-mighty “page view” is made obsolete by page-efficient sites using Rich Internet Application (RIA) tecnologies like Ajax, time spent on a site will become an increasingly important metric to advertisers and investors. [...]
[...] This week Nielsen/NetRatings announced the addition of a “total minutes†metric to its traffic reporting that measure the time visitors spend on sites, a shift that, as noted on the Pluggd Blog, bodes well for sites that keep visitors engaged with interactive media like video. As the all-mighty “page view†is made obsolete by page-efficient sites using Rich Internet Application (RIA) tecnologies like Ajax, time spent on a site will become an increasingly important metric to advertisers and investors. [...]
[...] Pluggd Still Trading on Potential, Promise Last week, multimedia search startup Pluggd launched a public demo of its SeeHere search technology, which uses voice recognition and natural-language mapping to help you to drill down into specific sections of a clip. SeeHere’s color-coded “heat map” suggests points in the video that you might find relevant, “chunking” larger segments where related topics are discussed as part of a conversation or sequence. [...]
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i want to be able to search for mentions of “philly” to see who is talking about the city of brotherly love.
I mentioned this feature on my blog nearly two months ago. Nice to see I am beating the official announcement.
What would be nice is to have the player embeddable in my own page with the search terms already highlighted (via parameters or whatever).
This would give you greater exposure but also would lead people back to your site to search the same entry for some other terms. To me, this is a win-win strategy.
Congrats. You guys rock and totally deserve it.
If you’re able to detect “hot” or not areas of video for textual contents in a non-text format, does that mean the algorithm is essentially doing speech-to-text on demand? If so, in addition to the heat map of the file, wouldn’t it make sense to display in a box above or below the heat map the machine’s working translation for that region, so that you can scan it just as quickly as if it were text?
Do you guys host these clips only on your site or can this search youtube videos, etc? That would be a killer app…might be something I used regularly.
-Evan Hamilton
http://blog.evanhamilton.com
http://www.monstersarenotmyths.com
Pluggd’s search ability’s are light years ahead of the game. I have no doubt that even when google releases theirs it won’t compare to what you guys have here. I never really listened to podcasts before it. I’ll admit I still don’t listen to as many as I would like, but when I do, I listen to them on Pluggd because I find what I’m interested in.
Keep up the good work yo!
I’ve used pluggd a few times before with their amazing search capabilities for audio. I have to say I’m pretty stoked to see this for video.
I guess this would help lead pluggd to being the google of audio and video. Sounds killer!
I can’t wait to see what you guys do with video. Your approach seems like it will save tons of time for both the casual viewer and hopefully for the vlogger/journalist as well looking to get right to the clip they need for cutting and remixing.
Thanks for the comments everyone, we appreciate your thoughts and feedback.
Chris P. – We are really focused on the user experience as far as content goes online. As we get people using our technology, we’re going to be open to feedback based on their experiences. I definitely will ask you to come back for that and will want to follow up with you soon thereafter.
Evan – We’re not hosting any content, what we’re doing is showing you a chunk that may interest you based on what you search on.
Clint, Schmidt, and Adam, thanks for the comments. Keep a look out for some more stuff soon!
The idea that this will keep users from “bailing out” of a video is very interesting…it also has significant relevance to advertising companies. Does Pluggd have any plans to work with ad companies to put relevant ads next to relevant chunks? I like the idea on a purely innovative basis, but it also has scary possibilities.
Regardless, really excited to seeing the data and eventually seeing Pluggd in action!
Evan Hamilton
blog.evanhamilton.com
It does make more sense. I do agree with the above, pairing ads with chunks. Makes $en$e.
Rex
Evan, Clearly advertising works a whole lot better when it’s targeted to context. But if you can’t keep the user around to view that context it doesn’t matter where you place the ad. We believe the big opportunity is combining contextual targeting with better user engagement models like chunking. More to come on this!
_drew
This is exactly the type of direction more people need to be thinking about. When Google and other search engines can somehow reach into the chunks so that when I’m searching I can jump right to the spot in an audio or video file then you have something great.
This whole chunking excites me. So much potential on so many different angles.
Awesome guys!
This is very cool. Not only the biz-dev deal, but the feature itself.
Congrats to all.
Great way to listen to video. Is Pluggd providing this as a service?
Hear Hear (pun intended), Cornelius.
Interacting with content, especially when there’s a focus on creating high quality content in the first place, is key in regards to providing value for users and advertisers alike. I’m very excited to see folks in the industry get how important folks like Pluggd are in regards to monetizing online collateral effectively in the present and future versus models that don’t apply from the past.
Marketing Sherpa also has a great issue on metrics in new media and the idea of measuring engagement by events – i.e. how many people took the time to comment on your blog post :)
great info!
Great tips and look forward to trying your product.
I agree that video is the most engaging form of online media today, and it only looks like it is set to get bigger. It seems though, that the concept of using social networking and video for businesses to increase engagement and enhance communication, both externally and internally, has not really reached its full potential.
Given the fact that social networking sites are one of the most visited and popular sites on the internet, it is surely only logical that big brands and corporations should use this to their advantage and create their own ones? Web 2.0 technologies should be used not only for video solutions but to ultimately bring a website alive, encompassing other features such as blogs, forums, RSS and teams. As you rightly said, this remains to be seen if Brightcove have “radically changed” what they have to offer and in the meantime, alternatives are available!
I also agree with Gary,video is very exciting. I think in the next few years people will discover that video is appropriate for certain areas of the consumer market, right now it seems like everyone wants to use video for everything. I think the small business arena will benefit the most from video which is pretty much the thesis behind Jippidy.com
Social networking services are definitely going to be big within the business community. Corporate social platforms are useful for many reasons and will dramatically enhance internal and external communications between staff and customers.
Web 2.0 technologies such as blogs, wikis, forums, video blogs ans RSS create an interactive and social environment and should increase staff productivity which in turn will drive sales.
A more engaged workforce will ultimately produce better results in which employees should also get a stronger sense of a brands ideologies and increase brand allegiance.
Given these facts corporations should seriously consider shifting communications towards social platforms.
Hi Alex. I am writing to point out a factual error in the quote from NewTeeVee. Microsoft did work with a leading video encoding provider on this technology, but it wasn’t DR, rather it was Inlet Technologies (where I work). Inlet co-developed Dynamic Complexity Balancing with Microsoft in late 2006 as part of a joint program lead by Inlet’s CTO Scott Labrozzi and the now-defunct Digital Media Division of Microsoft. It’s great to see that outlets like NewTeeVee are talking about the hard work that Inlet has been doing over the past 5 years to improve video encoding. As an FYI, Inlet’s Spinnaker live encoding product line has shipped with this capability since NAB 2007.
Good morning mr. Castro,
A few days ago I was in contact with mr. Levant to evaluate a solution for the problems that we have with Brightcove because of the shut down of their small account (we are a little christian webTV).
After the first email, I have not had more news and unfortunately Brightcove deadline will arrive soon.
We really need an assessment from Delve.
If it is useful I can still send an email with all the technical specifications of our needs and a brief description of what we do.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Best,
Gianfranco
Similar issue here. Former Brightcove customer looking for a less expensive solution. No one has contacted me yet from Delve.
I hope to hear something very soon.
Paul,
Florida
Hi Paul,
We received your information your provided on the Delve website at 10:34am (27 minutes ago) according to our systems. You should have received some informational documentation in an email from Heather.
Also, as per the email from Heather, she should be following up with you shortly to discuss in more detail.
Thanks for your interest in Delve.
Alex Castro
CEO
Delve Networks, Inc
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It is great to see the contrast between the speech of the different presidents: It tells a lot of the historical process through which countries go by
I enjoyed this, very insightful!
Great technology.
Thanks Bruce. We just updated the corporate website and we overlooked this link. We’ll fix this, but in the meantime you can register for the free trail here – http://www.delvenetworks.com/request-trial/
Will YouTube stay the major entry point?
Or will Google Video Search be the new entry point to thousands of hosts?
“We don’t have a single website will all the images in the world”
Yes, that’s obviously true.
But if you want your images to get noticed (as a photographer, for example) you’d better be on Flickr.
Social platforms like YouTube and Flickr offer a lot of advantages.
And, sadly, we don’t know (or care to learn collectively) how to build decentralized social platforms.
(and so, no, Facebook is not the solution ‘against’ YouTube)
“I strongly doubt that all of mankind’s video will be hosted on a single site for the rest of mankind’s existence.”
Who would have thought that just 3 companies (Microsoft, Yahoo, Google) would host hundreds of millions of personal and professional emails?
An enormous share of all emails of mankind, just 3 companies.
It’s totally against the original intent of the emailing system — but it’s a reality.
And anyway, YouTube is not a walled garden in the AOL sense.
YouTube has an open API.
YouTube is accessible from anywhere (save for govs censorship) and anybody can use it.
It’s not what AOL was. At all.
The analogy with AOL is misleading us into believing that history will repeat again.
It will probably not.
Please, understand that I’m all for a non-centralized web. We surely need more web video platforms, with more options and more use-cases.
And Delve Networks is, I’m sure, trying to offer exactly that.
But we must not fool ourselves: centralized content platforms won’t just go away like that.
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Hey everyone! I’m back from New Jersey, and fully got the website up to date, and I even finished screenshotting all the catalogs I still needed to do! So starting tomorrow, I’ll be working on that. I hope to be done with all the catalogs by the end of July, although I have nearly 300 MB of catalog pictures to upload…..
Anyway, we updated a ton of pages. They Club Penguin fansite include the following lists/guides: Club Penguin Event Log, Item List, and the Dance/Wave/Sit List
And the following pages: Servers, Elite Penguin Force, (with a new video) Issue 194, Club Penguin Blog, Desktop Backgrounds, Website Banners, and 101 Days of Fun. Enjoy!
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if you can’t keep the user around to view that context it doesn’t matter where you place the ad. We believe the big opportunity is combining contextual targeting with better user engagement models like chunking. More to come on this!thank you
Networks has released an awesome tool that lets you search Obama’s inauguration speech video.thank you
We missed it. Do you have it archived online? Please send link.
As a Delve Networks user, TheSailingChannel looks forward to enhanced HD streaming through Akamai. We read the Akamai info and the features look intriguing. Please give us a timeline on adoption by DN.
Nice Post !!
Many congrats to the team! You guys have been a pleasure to work with and I look forward to the new innovations and tools that you’ll be able to produce with Limelight’s backing!
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Audiocasting: Pluggd vs Odeo
Now I’m by no means a seasoned audcaster or even a vetern one but I do produce some so I figure I have a right to as least speak up and give my opinion. So it was very cool when I
[...] Pluggd – Another Odeo-like player who fronts cool technology and Ajax driven interfaces. Like Odeo, there’s no discernable business model. The 2006 Podcast Expo would be a good place to go fishing for one. They passed in favor of DEMO. And they did so right on the heels of announcing some promising technology for searching audio and video files. They’re obviously looking ahead to bigger rounds of funding. [...]
Pluggd – Cool new tech!
Pluggd, a Seattle-area startup, unveiled a demo of their HearHere technology at the recent DEMO conference. This really cool technology allows you to search for a specific topic within a piece of audio (in this case, a podcast). What’s cool is th…
[...] Yep, check it out y’all. New episodes of ESPN Sportscenter podcast are searchable using the Pluggd “HearHere†technology. This badboy is going to be available sitewide so soon it keeps me awake at night thinking about all of the podcasts I’ll be searching through.read more | digg story You can also bookmark this on del.icio.us or check the cosmos [...]
[...] http://blog.pluggd.com/2007/05/17/google-combining-video-with-search-results-halfway-there/ You can also bookmark this on del.icio.us or check the cosmos [...]
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[...] We’re excited to be mentioned in a story in the Economist today about speech recognition. The article does a good job of surveying the space, but what really makes Pluggd different (and speech reco useful for video search) is the chunking technology we’ve developed (read more about chunks). [...]
[...] http://blog.pluggd.com/2007/06/08/pluggd-in-the-economist/ [...]
[...] One way to keep users around is to give them opportunities to interact with and control their media. Early experiments at DoubleClick shows that users interact with video at an astonishing rate, up to 29%. With our HearHere and SeeHere technology we give users the ultimate incentive to interact and engage, the ability to find what they want, and jump to it. [...]
[...] This week Nielsen/NetRatings announced the addition of a “total minutes” metric to its traffic reporting that measure the time visitors spend on sites, a shift that, as noted on the Pluggd Blog, bodes well for sites that keep visitors engaged with interactive media like video. As the all-mighty “page view” is made obsolete by page-efficient sites using Rich Internet Application (RIA) tecnologies like Ajax, time spent on a site will become an increasingly important metric to advertisers and investors. [...]
[...] This week Nielsen/NetRatings announced the addition of a “total minutes†metric to its traffic reporting that measure the time visitors spend on sites, a shift that, as noted on the Pluggd Blog, bodes well for sites that keep visitors engaged with interactive media like video. As the all-mighty “page view†is made obsolete by page-efficient sites using Rich Internet Application (RIA) tecnologies like Ajax, time spent on a site will become an increasingly important metric to advertisers and investors. [...]
[...] Pluggd Still Trading on Potential, Promise Last week, multimedia search startup Pluggd launched a public demo of its SeeHere search technology, which uses voice recognition and natural-language mapping to help you to drill down into specific sections of a clip. SeeHere’s color-coded “heat map” suggests points in the video that you might find relevant, “chunking” larger segments where related topics are discussed as part of a conversation or sequence. [...]
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[...] form of payment. However, there are ways to promote your website and increase your web traffic Marketers Bullish on Video for 2009 – blog.delvenetworks.com 01/10/2009 eMarketer reported that based on a recent study, 66% of [...]
[...] very relevant? Delve Networks (formerly Pluggd) has applied its audio search technology to Obama’s inaugural speech, and I have to admit it’s really [...]
[...] Pretty cool. Search President Obama’s inauguration speech by keyword. [...]
[...] Delve Networks has come up with a new way to see, hear and explore Barack Obama’s Inauguration Speech. [...]
[...] Networks has applied their audio search technology to the Inaugural Speech. Basically, you type in a word in the search box below the video, and then a heat map (colored [...]
[...] http://blog.delvenetworks.com/2009/01/20/search-inside-obama%E2%80%99s-inaugural-speech/ Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]
[...] very relevant? Delve Networks (formerly Pluggd) has applied its audio search technology to Obama’s inaugural speech, and I have to admit it’s really [...]
[...] Networks has released an awesome tool that lets you search Obama’s inauguration speech video. When you type in a [...]
[...] permet de trouver les mots qui vous intéressent dans le discours d’investiture. J’ai essayé avec «nation» (un des mots les plus prononcés), [...]
[...] Networks has released an awesome tool that lets you search Obama’s inauguration speech video. When you type in a [...]
[...] ganze kommt von Delve Networks (ausführlichere Infos dazu gibt es verstreut auf deren Blog, oder aber in diesem Artikel von [...]
[...] launched a pretty cool little tool today that they announced on their blog which allows users to search inside the video of President Obama’s Inaugural Speech.  To [...]
[...] For a fascinating look at Obama’s speech, simply type in a keyword in the video player below, courtest of Delve Networks [...]
[...] very relevant? Delve Networks (formerly Pluggd) has applied its audio search technology to Obama’s inaugural speech, and I have to admit it’s really [...]
[...] L’audio del discorso di Obama, indicizzato da Delve Network [...]
[...] or topics President Obama mentioned in his speech, search inside the speech by keywords courtesy of Delve Networks, a Seattle-based [...]
[...] Networks, ein Hersteller von Video-Playern und verwandten Technologien fürs Internet, hat ein Beispiel dafür vorgestellt, wie man Videos durchsuchen kann. Man gibt den Suchbegriff in das Feld in der Mitte unter dem Bild [...]
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[...] domain. Smart time to launch a completely revamped video platform. According to the Delve Networks blog, Pitchfork.TV is using “Delve’s Online Video Management System” which made [...]
[...] Delve, the offer isn’t quite as straightforward. As part of its “bailout program” for Maven customers, the company offers to “do a complimentary assessment of their video assets to [...]
[...] from VMIX (that we know of), Delve does this sort of thing all the time, it seems. The company made a similar pitch to Brightcove Network customers when that company shut down its consumer service, and also went [...]
[...] pitch to Brightcove Network customers when that company shut down its consumer service, and also went after EyeSpot customers when it was shut down. Tags: Business, Content Management, Yahoo Digg Del.icio.us [...]
[...] companies to quickly add video to their Web sites. The platform starts at $249, with the company noting in a blog post that it allows companies to publish "high-quality video without needing to have a Ph.D in [...]
[...] an official press release, but it rebelled a little on its company blog, titling its announcement post “Akamai and Delve team up to provide better alternative to [...]
[...] CEO Alex Castro offers a more direct explanation of the deal in the title of his blog post: "Akamai and Delve team up to provide a better alternative to Brightcove." It’s interesting to see a startup company toss stones at a competitor, but Castro has gone [...]
[...] Del.icio.us Reddit Email This no ratingsLogin to Rate By choosing to partner with Akamai Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq: AKAM), online video platform provider Delve Networks became the [...]
[...] paired up with Akamai in a deal to provide joint video services to customers, the companies announced today. With a partnership now in place, the companies will work together on projects and also pitch each [...]
[...] definition online video publishing to Delve’s customers, in part to provide an alternative to Brightcove’s offerings. Currently available to the public, Delve’s solution leverages cloud computing to offer video [...]
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[...] and will continue to invest in in the foreseeable future. Delve customers that want to deliver HTML5 video to the iPad/iPhone and the rest of the “iDevice” family can already do so using [...]
[...] a move certain to cause much gleeful cackling and dry-washing of hands at Adobe HQ, Hulu and Delve announced that they are sticking with Flash, rather than making the Jobs-mandated move to [...]
[...] offerings for the iPad. We’ve recently covered announcements from Ooyala, Brightcove, Kyte, Delve Networks and MeFeedia. And broadcast giants NBC, ABC, and CBS are also throwing their hats in the ring to [...]
[...] Follow this link: Adify Announces Support for Delve Networks | Delve Networks Blog [...]
[...] from the likes of Ooyala, Brightcove and Kyte. You can add two more to that list now, courtesy of Delve Networks and [...]
[...] offerings for the iPad. We’ve recently covered announcements from Ooyala, Brightcove, Kyte, Delve Networks and MeFeedia. And broadcast giants NBC, ABC, and CBS are also throwing their hats in the ring to [...]
[...] from the likes of Ooyala, Brightcove and Kyte. You can add two more to that list now, courtesy of Delve Networks and [...]
[...] offerings for the iPad. We’ve recently covered announcements from Ooyala, Brightcove, Kyte, Delve Networks and MeFeedia. And broadcast giants NBC, ABC, and CBS are also throwing their hats in the ring to [...]
[...] Networks is part of Limelight Networks as of today, with the entire Delve team joining the Limelight organization. We’re pleased to welcome co-founder Alex Castro and the [...]