America Online Inc. has recruited several new partners to provide additional RSS feeds for its video search engine, the company revealed Wednesday.
America Online, a leader in Internet technologies, Web brands, interactive and e-commerce services, announced collaborations with a variety of video producers, in a bid to cover all of the bases for consumers in terms of video content.
"There's a lot of variety in the group of partners that we've just announced," said a representative for America Online.
"From hip-hop videos to business news, we want to make sure there's a wide range of content available for users to find through our video search."
Among America Online's newest affiliates, PC World will cater to the tech audience and Forbes.com will offer breaking business news feeds.
EVTV1.com is slated to provide your daily celebrity gossip fix and Blastro.com will serve up the urban entertainment while GameTrailers.com will share its library of information with the video gaming community.
In addition, Time4 Media has agreed to do it up right for the sports enthusiasts, by offering feeds from their Transworld Skateboarding, Snowboarding and Surfing sites, according to a recent news release.
Read the full story on PCMag.com: AOL Adds New RSS Content to Its Video Search Engine
Author: Bary Alyssa Johnson
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