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Jake Brewer: Then of course we've got MetaVid, which is now indexing stuff in ''really'' powerful ways, and creating this stuff. &nbsp;It's also—correct me if I'm wrong—it's restricted to C-SPAN footage, so far. &nbsp;You also have things like [http://labs.google.com/gaudi Google Audio Indexing], has everyone seen that? &nbsp;This is one of those sites that not too many people know about, so you can search a word like 'economy' and it tells you—just scroll over the yellow here—it actually tells you the sentence in which it appears and then you can play the video. &nbsp;He says it four, five times throughout that, so if you want to figure out who's taking about 'economy,' who's talking about 'energy,' who's taking about these different things, you can actually search for it. &nbsp;You have some of these platforms starting to come out and they're necessarily not just C-SPAN, it's some of these other things in other places, but that's also highly restrictive. &nbsp;If you talk to the guys that run the political division at YouTube they'll basically say "we can't get much more of this stuff." &nbsp;"We can't index stuff that's happening on the street."
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-	Then of course we've got MetaVid, which is now indexing stuff in ''really'' powerful ways, and creating this stuff.  It's also—correct me if I'm wrong—it's restricted to C-SPAN footage, so far.  You also have things like [http://labs.google.com/gaudi Google Audio Indexing], has everyone seen that?  This is one of those sites that not too many people know about, so you can search a word like 'economy' and it tells you—just scroll over the yellow here—it actually tells you the sentence in which it appears and then you can play the video.  He says it four, five times throughout that, so if you want to figure out who's taking about 'economy,' who's talking about 'energy,' who's taking about these different things, you can actually search for it.  You have some of these platforms starting to come out and they're necessarily not just C-SPAN, it's some of these other things in other places, but that's also highly restrictive.  If you talk to the guys that run the political division at YouTube they'll basically say "we can't get much more of this stuff."  "We can't index stuff that's happening on the street."	+	Jake Brewer: Then of course we've got MetaVid, which is now indexing stuff in ''really'' powerful ways, and creating this stuff.  It's also—correct me if I'm wrong—it's restricted to C-SPAN footage, so far.  You also have things like [http://labs.google.com/gaudi Google Audio Indexing], has everyone seen that?  This is one of those sites that not too many people know about, so you can search a word like 'economy' and it tells you—just scroll over the yellow here—it actually tells you the sentence in which it appears and then you can play the video.  He says it four, five times throughout that, so if you want to figure out who's taking about 'economy,' who's talking about 'energy,' who's taking about these different things, you can actually search for it.  You have some of these platforms starting to come out and they're necessarily not just C-SPAN, it's some of these other things in other places, but that's also highly restrictive.  If you talk to the guys that run the political division at YouTube they'll basically say "we can't get much more of this stuff."  "We can't index stuff that's happening on the street."