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"Audio and video search startup Pluggd has launched a player that enables you to find specific content within multimedia files on third-party sites.  The company also announced its first major partner is technology news site CNET, where Dan Farber and Larry Dingnan\u2019s podcast is featuring the tool.  \nPluggd\u2019s search tool utilizes speech recognition and patterns to identify points in an audio file that match your search terms.  For example, searching for \u201CApple\u201D in a podcast about the iPhone will return a \u201Cheat map\u201D showing you points in the file that may be of interest to you, with brighter colors indicating a more likely match.  Thus, instead of listening through an entire audio file to find the points of interest, you can search for them and jump right to what you\u2019re looking for.  Currently the technology, which Pluggd calls \u201CHearHere\u201D is only available for audio, but the company will soon launch video search as well, dubbed \u201CSeeHere\u201D.  \nThe Seattle-based company plans to generate revenue both through service fees and contextual advertising in the player. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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