Acabo de terminar de subir mis fotos del photowalk a través de Tetuan Valley de ayer. Incluso estando tan cerca a veces se nos olvida lo rápido que está cambiando el barrio y lo mucho que le queda por cambiar
Los demás participantes están añadiendo las suyas al grupo de Flickr, haremos un post con ellas en el blog de TetuanValley próximamente
20 de septiembre de 2009
16 de septiembre de 2009
Anyclip propone solución para indexar videos
Finalmente una manera razonable de buscar escenas en películas:
AnyClip, a startup that launched at the TechCrunch50 conference in San Francisco today, is a service that purports to let you find any moment from any film every made.
Visto en post de Venturebeat sobre Techcrunch50
AnyClip, a startup that launched at the TechCrunch50 conference in San Francisco today, is a service that purports to let you find any moment from any film every made.
It’s a tall order. AnyClip says it searches through all the publicly available video on the web. It doesn’t use speech-to-text technology. Instead it relies on movie buffs to tag and sort their favorite moments through the ClipIt platform - the Mechanical Turk approach to product development. Users can create metadata that AnyClip uses to sort through video.
Videos in AnyClips’ database have on average about 500 tags, the company said. Like most startups, AnyClip also wants to become a platform, by releasing a public application programming interface today. AnyClip plans to make money through advertising deals that will run on AnyClip, and by routing users to buy DVDs and taking a cut of the sale.
Visto en post de Venturebeat sobre Techcrunch50
Etiquetas:
consultoria startups,
distribucion video,
media,
startups,
techcrunch,
venturebeat
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