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Tim Tuttle started the video search engine Truveo in 2004. He sold the company to AOL in 2006 and still serves as its CEO and as an SVP at AOL Video. In this interview, Tim shares his thoughts on Truveo's growth over the past year, the explosion of online video, different ways of monetizing online video, Truveo's business model, and how Truveo differentiates itself from other video search engines such as Pixsy, Dabble, Clipblast, Pluggd and EveryZing. Tim also talks about how the acquisition through AOL has affected Truveo and the big trends in video search he sees evolve over the next 12 months. Finally, Tim explains how online video publishers can get their videos indexed by video search engines. To see Tim's pitch for Truveo, click here and to see Tim share some of his insights on being an entrepreneur click here.
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Date Found: August 13, 2007
Date Produced: August 08, 2007
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August 15, 2007
Truveo, the video search engine that's spent the last 18 months powering other sites, is set to unveil Thursday its new strategy to be a destination site for videos across the Web. While many companies opt to provide software and services as a third-party provider -- which is often the ...
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August 13, 2007
Tim Tuttle started the video search engine Truveo in 2004. He sold the company to AOL in 2006 and still serves as its CEO and as an SVP at AOL Video. In this interview, Tim shares his thoughts on Truveo's growth over the past year, the explosion of online video, different ways of ...
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