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Google Video Search
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The Google Video index is the most comprehensive on the Web, containing millions of videos indexed and available for viewing. Using Google Video, you can search for and watch an ever-growing collection of TV shows, movie clips, music videos, documentaries, personal productions and more from all over the Web. The Video index is comprised of videos that people have added using Google’s services (YouTube, Google Video) as well as videos from other third-party sites.
Histoire
Google Video est un service de partage et de visionnage de vidéos proposé par Google et disponible en français depuis le 12 juillet 2006. L’envoi, la recherche et le visionnage des vidéos ont été simplifiés au possible. Il suffit de taper un mot-clé (comme pour un moteur de recherche normal) et Google trouve automatiquement toutes les vidéos hébergées sur le site qui se rapportent de près ou de loin au mot indiqué.
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Témoignages
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