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Stan Beer
Tuesday, 20 June 2006 11:15
Picture this scenario. You're seated at your PC surfing the web and in the next room a clearly audible episode of "Lost" is playing on TV. The next thing you know a pop-message appears with a link to a "Lost" discussion group on the MySpace site. What just happened is that your PC recognized that "Lost" was playing on your TV.
Believe it or not, this is exactly the sort of technology the Google researchers Michele Covell and Shumeet Baluja have developed and presented last month at the Euro ITV interactive television conference in Greece. How it works roughly is that your PC samples and digitally records the audio signals in your home and sends to it to Google's massive data center which then matches it to its database of programs.Loading comments ...

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