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AOL acquires video and audio search service

20 November 2003 12:23 by Jari Ketola | 2 comments

America Online announced on Wednesday that it has acquired Singingfish, a company providing technology for searching video and audio content on the Internet.

AOL will incorporate Singingfish to their AOL search to allow their users to do searches for audio and video. With the number of broadband subscribers increasing, there's alot of demand for multimedia content.

In addition to being able to provide more interesting content, AOL will be able to boost its advertising income with Singingfish. For example keyword based advertisement spots on multimedia search engines are something entertainment stores are interested in. Singingfish technology is also lisenced to, for instance, Microsoft and RealNetworks.

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Toiletman (Senior Member) 20 November 2003 14:56
AOL takes over your computer and never gives it back. When you are on your deathbed, you will wonder, "Did I waste my life? Was it worth spending all that time on that?" Do not despair, no one has wasted their life. After all, you can only waste something if you throw it away. And you can't throw life away. [ + quote]
strcruzer (Junior Member) 21 November 2003 6:46
You mean you wanted to have control over your PC? Starcruiser Intel 440BX MB, Dual Intel 1.2Ghz P3's, 2GB RAM TDK 440N, 390GB ATI AIW 8500DV Win2k Srvr [ + quote]