Technology Comparison
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Traditional Video Platforms
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| Usually 5-10 clips are made available each day, created in-house.
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| All broadcast news content available every day. 3rd party content (NFL, MLB, etc.) automatically blocked.
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| Full shows, if available at all, are up for a week or so. Clips created are available for around 30 days.
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| Full shows are available for up to 2 years. Clips created in-house or by the public last forever.
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| Clips selected are sometimes given meta tags. Otherwise, none.
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| By time-indexing the closed-captioning, VideoGenesis makes your entire news slate searchable and accessible online automatically.
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| Clips are sometimes emailable.
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| All video broadcast by your station can be selected and permalinked. Once permalinked, the video is easily sharable via email, instant message, blog post, website link, or social bookmark.
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| Only clips created in-house are posted on your website. Some platforms auto-post upon selection.
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| Clips created in-house or by the public are automatically fed into several video widgets available for your site.
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| Users can be notified when certain words or phrases are mentioned on -air.
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| Search Engine Spiderability
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| If the video is manually associated with a text article, search engines can sometimes locate video. Otherwise, none.
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| All permalinked videos contain the corresponding closed-captioning, making the video spiderable and thus, comprehensively searchable down to the most minor details.
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| All clips created and approved are automatically fed into RSS feeds, which can be read by feed readers and news aggregators on the internet.
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| High-quality video purchases
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| Users can add video to a shopping cart and purchase a DVD-burn-worthy copy for immediate download.
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