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AOL acquires video search engine Truveo
January 10, 2006
America Online expects the purchase of the 12-employee company to boost its online video efforts.
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AOL adds partners for video search engine
June 9, 2005
AOL's Singingfish inks partnerships to include searchable video feeds from CNN, CBSNews.com and Hollywood.com, among others.
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AOL opens video search engine to developers
September 18, 2006
New APIs are designed to get more people to integrate AOL's video search into Web sites and blogs.
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AOL launches video search service
July 1, 2005
Service allows viewing of music videos, news segments and other content from parent company Time Warner.
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