Google Inc.

Christian Brumm

Grzegorz Glowaty

Przemek Drochomirecki

Stephan Micklitz

Andreas Michael Tuerk

Wieland Holfelder

Methods, systems, and media for presenting related media content items are provided. In accordance with some implementations, a method for providing media guidance is provided, the method comprising: receiving, from a user device, a search query for a media content item; determining a plurality of media content items that are related to the media content item; determining a plurality of keywords associated with each of the plurality of related media content items; generating a document containing the plurality of keywords that are associated with each of the plurality of related media content items; calculating a score for each of the plurality of keywords in the document based on a term frequency and an inverse document frequency for each of the plurality of keywords; selecting a first keyword from a list of the plurality of keywords based at least in part on the calculated score; determining a first subset of related media content items, wherein each media content item in the first subset is associated with the selected first keyword; removing the selected first keyword from the list of the plurality of keywords and selecting a second keyword from the list of the plurality of keywords based at least in part on the calculated score; determining a second subset of related media content items, wherein each media content item in the second subset is associated with the selected second keyword; and causing the first subset and the second subset of related media content items to be presented along with a relatedness indicator, wherein the relatedness indicator is generated using the first keyword for the first subset and the second keyword for the second subset.

Methods, systems, and media for presenting related media content items

A method of providing search results may include receiving a query including search parameters from a client, executing a search of a database based on the search parameters to obtain search results, determining whether one or more of the search results support take-down functionality, appending an indicator to one or more of the search results support take-down functionality, and providing the search results to the client with the appended graphical indicator corresponding to those search results that support take-down functionality. Further, the determining whether the one or more search results support take-down functionality may include obtaining an identifier of the one or more search results, adding a predefined code to the identifier, and determining whether the identifier with the added predefined code is a valid identifier of a resource provided by the same provider that provides the one or more search results.

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