Truveo Video Search is a wholly owned subsidiary of AOL, LLC founded in 2004 by Timothy Tuttle and Adam Beguelin. It is a comprehensive video search engine that offers high-quality search results containing videos from trusted and popular websites across the internet.
According to Wikipedia, Truveo is a combination of modern french verb trouver ("to find") and latin term video ('i see').
In 2006, Truveo launched its Open Video Search API providing a programmatic interface to access Truveo index database.
Years after Truveo launched in September 2005 and acquisition by AOL in January 2006, Truveo is now being used by several websites including AOL Video, Microsoft websites and SFGate.com (San Francisco Chronicle).
In September 2008, Truveo launched Mobile (WAP) Video Search Product.
Truveo iPhone Application (App) offers truveo video search through iPhone on different web video sources such as CNN and The Disney Channel.
According to Alexa, Truveo is currently the top 500 most visited global websites on the internet generating more than 75 million visitors monthly and giving search results from more than 300 million indexed videos.
For more information, check Truveo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
