Google Inc.

Imdb. Com, Inc.

Intel Corporation

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Imbd.com, Inc.

Kenneth Paul Fishkin

Hilliard Bruce Siegel

Jeffrey Penrod Adams

Stan Weidner Salvador

Ian E Smith

Stephen Francis Yegge

Adam D Rea

Peter M Wilson

Sunny Consolvo

Disclosed are various embodiments relating to the identification of events that occur within a media item. In one embodiment, among others, a media item is rendered for display on client devices. A plurality of messages are received from client devices, wherein each of the messages comprises a timestamp indicating a time relative to a media item. The existence of an event in the media item is determined based at least in part on a clustering of at least a subset of the messages received.

Ascertaining events in media

Disclosed are various embodiments relating to the identification of events that occur within a media item. A plurality of messages are received from client devices, wherein each of the messages comprises a timestamp indicating a time relative to a media item. The existence of an event in the media item is determined based at least in part on a clustering of at least a subset of the messages received. Points are awarded to a subset of users based at least in part upon the timestamp and the clustering of messages received.

A first device captures content and streams the captured content to a second device as the first device continues to capture the content.

Content sharing

A system and method for using speech recognition, natural language understanding, image processing, and facial recognition to automatically analyze the audio and video data of video content and generate enhanced data relating to the video content and characterize the aspects or events of the video content. The results of the analysis and characterization of the aspects of the video content may be used to annotate and enhance the video content to enhance a user's viewing experience by allowing the user to interact with the video content and presenting the user with information related to the video content.

System and method for analyzing video content and presenting information corresponding to video content to users

Disclosed are various embodiments relating to the identification of events that occur within a media item. A media item and a request are encoded for rendering for display, wherein the request relates to an occurrence of an event in the media item. The media item and the request are transmitted to a plurality of clients. A plurality of replies are received in response to the request, wherein each of the replies comprises a timestamp indicating a time relative to the media item. The existence of an event in the media item is determined based at least in part on a clustering of at least a subset of the replies.

In one aspect of a computer-implemented method of diagnosing formatting errors in document renderings, first and second renderings of a document are generated that correspond respectively to first and second locales. A first difference in a display characteristic of a first textual element of the document in the second rendering as compared to the first rendering is identified based on a first predefined criterion. A report is generated specifying the first textual element as having the first difference. In another aspect of the method, a rendering of a document is generated that corresponds to a locale. It is determined that a first element of the document having a first element type has a format in the rendering distinct from a format associated with the first element type in the locale. A report is generated specifying that the first element has a potential formatting error.

Methods and systems for diagnosing document formatting errors

A computer-implemented method includes searching resources related to an application in response to receiving a query, identifying an operation in the application that satisfies the query, and exposing an object that provides access to the identified operation, within the application.

Searching for user interface objects

Apparatus and systems, as well as methods and articles, may operate to identify and locate an RFID-tagged object relative to a point on a body, including a human, animal, or robotic body.

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