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"The video search engine Blinkx is announcing a partnership today with the sports entertainment company NBX.  As part of the deal, Blinx will index \"hundreds of hours\" of sports clips from NBX, meaning that you can search for them at Blinx.com.  NBX covers football, baseball, college basketball, hockey and other sports, providing commentary from former sports stars.  They're announcing the partnership in time for the Superbowl, and the plan is to provide pre- and post-game commentary and highlights.\nBlinkx claims to offer 7,000,000 hours of audio, video, viral and TV content, although I never think to visit the site itself - YouTube is usually the first port of call for anyone looking to track down a particular clip, followed by Google Video (at least in my case).  Perhaps Blinkx have realized that their consumer-facing search engine could appeal more to the MySpace/YouTube crowd: they're promoting a \"video wall\" widget to post to Piczo, hi5, MySpace and other social networks.  Their strength, however, seems to be powering the search on other sites - most notably, they announced a deal with Microsoft in October 2006 to power the video search on MSN and Live.com (see Blinkx-MSN)."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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