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by Chris Gilbey at 06:54AM (EST) on September 8, 2006 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

If you are interested in 'what happens next' in video online, you need to read Silvia Pfeiffer's blog.

Silvia has been doing hard core research into complex analysis of video structure at CSIRO in Sydney for over 7 years and did the doctoral thesis for her PhD in the subject at the University of Mannheim 14 years ago. (I can't even imagine that people were thinking about this subject 14 years ago!).

She is now the CTO of a company in Sydney that is running in stealth mode that is involved in video search. Worth reading what she is thinking about...

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