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Google Video gets a facelift |
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Posted On: 30-12-2009 |
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As part of our mission,
we on the Google Video team want you to be able to search, browse and
discover videos from across the web. More than a year ago, we described
our renewed focus
on organizing all the web's video. Today, in addition to expanding
Google Video's search capabilities, we have a number of new browse- and
search-related features we're excited to share.
Now you can choose any of three ways to view your video search-results: a traditional list view, a grid view and, for those of you who like to maximize your video-watching efficiency, a TV view,
where you can watch an embedded video while continuing to view your
search results next to the video for a more seamless browse and search
experience.
Try them out by clicking on the gray icon boxes:
You may have also noticed that we've given the Google Video homepage a bit of a facelift. We wanted to make it as easy as possible for you to find and access the web's most compelling videos, and just as
before, you can see what videos people are viewing, sharing, and
blogging about -- but now, with the new TV view, you can also watch
many of the top videos directly on the homepage.
There's
something else we think you'll like. Have you ever asked yourself "What
was that really cool video that everyone was watching a couple of weeks
ago?" Well, you can use our timeline viewto find out. If you're wondering, for example, what was the most blogged-about video on April Fool's Day, it was Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" (thanks to YouTube rickrolling the world). If you're curious which video was shared most in October, it was Professor Randy Pausch's "Last Lecture",
which has persisted as one of the most-shared titles on Google Video
ever since. Try it out to discover (or re-discover) something
interesting.
We'll be letting you know as we roll out new features, so keep checking back for more information about what we're up to!
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