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Search Battle Heading to Video
loid_void wrote to mention a Wired story covering the video search battle between the major portals. From the article: "As millions of broadband subscribers who missed a wardrobe-malfunction moment on TV can attest, the internet can be a convenient resource for finding much-talked-about events on video. Large net portals and a handful of smaller sites are looking to change that. In recent weeks, Yahoo, Google and MSN have each rolled out services designed to make it easier to upload or locate video online. The portals' rollouts come as a handful of startups and independent film sites are creating tools to make putting video online nearly as simple as publishing text."
"the internet can be a convenient resource for finding much-talked-about events on video. Large net portals and a handful of smaller sites are looking to change that."
Seems a bit poorly worded to me.
I think we can all agree this has just one application: more porn.
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As millions of broadband subscribers who missed a wardrobe-malfunction moment on TV can attest, the internet can be a convenient resource for finding much-talked-about events on video.
Finding videos on the internet is easy.
Large net portals and a handful of smaller sites are looking to change that.
So they're going to make it harder?
In recent weeks, Yahoo, Google and MSN have each rolled out services designed to make it easier to upload or locate video online.
But they're going to do that by making it easier?
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What if Mr. Goat-Se or something even worse gets a hold of a video camera!!!
.... when was "Search Battle" ever in the cinemas ???
:) :) :)
Anyone got an imdb link for it?
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