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	Tim Tuttle 1 The Secrets of Searchable Video Revealed by Dr. Tim: RSS/XML Feeds and Rich Text Annotation Do the Trick Timothy Tuttle, who is the founder of Truveo, now a unti of AOL, is one of the pioneers of video search. He recieved his doctorate at MIT while working in the Artifical Intelligence Lab. Truveo picked a pretty nice review today in the Wall Street Journal in a column penned by Walt Mossberg's sidekick Katherine Boehret. She writes it has the "best interface." I caught up with Dr. Tim in his San Francisco office earlier this month. My question was simple: How do small content creators become more searchable on Truveo. First thing is setting up RSS Media and XML Feeds is key and Truveo provides free tools for this. The most fundamental aspect of successful search is accurate and extensive text annotation. -- Andy Plesser Blip.TV Gets Rave Review from PC World Congrats to Mike Hudak, Dina Kaplan and the crew at Blip.TV for grabbing the top spot in PC World's ranking of the top 200 video sharing sites. We think you guys are great and a terrific partner for Beet.TV. Posted on Wednesday, August 22, 2007 View Video
	Tim Tuttle 3 Video Search is More Akin to Browsing, Truveo's Tim Tuttle Says Video search is different than search, it's more akin to browsing and finding interesting content: It's largely a process of discovery. Key to an solution is the user interface, and Truveo, the AOL search unit, has set the standard with its recent relaunch. I was in San Francisco earlier this month to speak with Timothy Tuttle, the founder of Truveo and a pioneer in video search. This is the third and final segment of my interviews. Tim explains the fundamental difference in video versus text search. And, he outlines where search will evolve. --- Andy Plesser Posted on Friday, August 31, 2007 View Video
	Murali Aravamudan 2 Consuming Video on Mobile is an "Impromtu Experience" Says Veveo's Murali Aravamudan Monday, we reported on the launch of vTap, the video search engine for mobile devices from Veveo. This is a very cool new development. Here is our second interview with Murali Aravamudan, CEO and founder of the company. Murali sees wider consumption of video on mobile devices in the U.S. following the improvement of bandwidth from the carriers with the proliferation of 3G, Wimax and WiFi. There is a new report that the iPhone will soon work on 3G. I asked him about the video browsing and organizing experience with mobile videos. He explained it is quite impromptu, a process of discovery. This is similar to the views of video search pioneer Tim Tuttle of AOL. --- Andy Plesser Posted on Wednesday, September 12, 2007 http://www.beet.tv/2007/09/consumin-video-.html View Video
	Music From Ground Zero - "Sail" From the annual Music From Ground Zero concert performed live in NYC 9/11/06. This years concert will be on 9/11/07 at the Knitting Factory. www.MusicFromGroundZero.com View Video
	Music From Ground Zero - "Heaven Knows" From our 2006 live Music From Ground Zero Concert, recorded 9/11/06. We put on a live concert each year in remembrance - downtown NYC. This year on 9/11/07 join us at the Knitting Factory. www.MusicFromGroundZero.com View Video
	AOL Video Search Chief to Content Creators AOL Video Search Chief to Content Creators: Use Rich Text Annotation to Get Clips Found At the Streaming Media West Conference on Tuesday, I had the good fortune to chat with keynote speaker Tim Tuttle, a pioneer in online video search. Tim founded the San Francisco-based Truveo and sold it to AOL earlier this year. He now heads video search for AOL and is a Vice President. Tim explained to me the approach of AOL and urges content developers to take advantage of the API's offered for free by AOL to maximize search. I asked him which form of online video is more searchable: Flash or downlodable files. He says it doesn't matter, but providing "rich text" or meta data is key to making video easy to find. See this video on Beet.TV: http://www.beet.tv/2006/11/aol_video_searc.html View Video

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