We've all been there before. You're on a phone call or video chat when someone brings up a topic you're unfamiliar with. What are your options? You either lie about knowing what the other person is ta
Video clips from local TV news affiliates are making their way onto the Web through a service called ClipSyndicate that’s been in beta for more than a year. The service, which is owned by New Yo
Angel investor and startup advisor Jeff Clavier (pictured with Digg founder Kevin Rose) just announced a new $12 million early stage venture fund today at the TechCrunch40 conference. The new fund wil
Truveo, which was acquired by AOL in early 2006, is considered to be one of the best video search engines on the Internet. It looks beyond metadata attached to the video file itself and explores the c
Husband and wife team Edwin Ong and Alex Vikati first met at Stanford, and then founded a company together called Filefish in 1999. They raised $4.6 million in venture funding in 2000, and the company
AOL announced the acquisition of media search engine Truveo today. My original profile of Truveo is here. Terms of the deal were not disclosed publicly, but this was not a small deal. Truveo has an in
Company: Truveo Launched: Beta launch on September 14, 2005 Location: Burlingame, CA Truveo is a video search engine that beta-launched a few days ago. Jeff Clavier, an investor, writes about Truveo h