Another company targets video search, this time overseas:
Autonomy has just signed a joint venture with China Netcom Broadband (CNCBB), one of China’s biggest internet companies with more than 110m subscribers.
The pair have agreed to create a service that will allow Chinese consumers to search for news and video clips from 25 local and national TV companies over the internet.
[via PaidContent]
Or at least that’s how it seems when you read the wild rumors about Google attempting to buy Reuters.
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