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FindItAll.com to Search Photos, Videos Online

FindItAll.com, the new photo and video search engine offers search for photos, online viral videos, TV programs, music videos, movies, news events and movie trailers.

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Priyanka Tilve|Dec 19, 2006, 16:00:00 IST

BigString Corporation's FindItAll.com (beta) is the new photo and video search engine on the Internet, offering its users, a search tool for photos, online viral videos, TV programs, music videos, movies, news events, movie trailers and other similar content.

The portal promises to find 'visual results' in the form of thumbnail images, searched by 'relevance', 'category', 'provider', or 'freshness'. FindItAll is backed by Pixsy Media Search, which provides it with technology to enable users to search for videos from their favorite web providers such as YouTube, MetaCafe, Revver, Stupid Videos.com, Addicting Clips, Fandango, iFilm, Grouper, Reuters, Entertainment Weekly, Hollywood.com, MSNBC, The New York Times, and DailyLOL.

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Darin Myman, President and CEO of BigString Corporation, commented, "We have added yet another very important piece to the BigString family of services. Video search by traditional search engines has not moved as quickly as the content explosion on the Internet. We believe FindItAll.com, with its easy user interface and powerful Pixsy Media Search platform will fill a void currently experienced by our users."

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BigString Corporation, owner and operator of BigString.com, is a provider of user-controllable email services. BigString Interactive, also operates an interactive entertainment portal that contains live streaming audio and video programming that can be controlled by the Internet audience.

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First Published:Dec 19, 2006, 16:00:00 IST
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