Getting More From a Video Archive You Already Paid For
Most publishers sit on more video than they actively use. Indexing the archive turns a storage cost into something you can keep publishing from.
Articles from Minute.ly on video.
Most publishers sit on more video than they actively use. Indexing the archive turns a storage cost into something you can keep publishing from.
Most publishers treat short-form as new production and quietly abandon it. The ones that sustain it treat it as a format for work they already do.
Captions are an accessibility obligation, a legal requirement and an SEO asset at once — and auto-generated ones satisfy fewer of those than teams assume.
Machine learning moved from the edge of video production to its centre. A look at what genuinely changed — and what was oversold.
Most teams publish far more video than anyone ever watches. The bottleneck is rarely production quality — it is how each asset gets presented.
Personalisation gets described as magic and built as a ranking problem. What these systems actually do, and how they reliably fail.
A teaser is a short cut from a longer asset whose only job is to sell the watch. What separates an effective one from a wasted opportunity.
Search engines cannot watch your video. Everything they know comes from what surrounds it, and all of that is within your control.