WASHINGTON — Type Hillary Clinton's name into one of the big online video search engines - Google's, Yahoo's or AOL's - and the official "I'm in" clip that announced her candidacy for president is not ...

TV Guide, which has helped viewers navigate through thousands of TV shows for 53 years, now wants to do the same for Internet video. Gemstar-TV Guide International Inc. will launch a test version next ...

For digital marketers wanting to include video in their content, or get inspiration, video search engines give you a simple way to sort through the millions of videos available online. Anyone not ...

TV Guide, which has helped viewers navigate through thousands of TV shows for 53 years, now wants to do the same for Internet video. Gemstar-TV Guide International Inc. will launch a test version next ...

Type Hillary Clinton's name into one of the big online video search engines -- Google's, Yahoo's or AOL's -- and the official "I'm in" clip that announced her candidacy for president is not among the ...

TV Guide, which has helped viewers navigate through thousands of TV shows for 53 years, now wants to do the same for Internet video. Gemstar-TV Guide International Inc. will launch a test version next ...

Truveo has crowned itself the "king" of online video search in terms of the breadth of clips it indexes and surfs through, ahead of Blinkx, Google, Yahoo and Live Search's video search capabilities.

If you stumble across a cool video, knowing how to conduct a reverse video search can come in handy. You might need to find the source of a video to reference in your content and give credit where ...

Ten years ago, it cost more than $300 to transfer a gigabyte of video; today it costs 30 cents. People like you upload 35 hours of video per minute on YouTube, the second largest search engine (since ...

Blinkx on Thursday launched a video search engine that scans online television content. The beta offering, dubbed Blinkx TV, captures and indexes video and audio streams directly from television and ...

America Online quietly launched a new video-on-demand search service Thursday, opening the doors for millions of Internet users to view music videos, news segments and other content from parent ...