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Release Note: Full-Text Searching is here!

Introducing Full-Text Search

In November 2019, we released an improved version of our Cognitive Search.

As you know, Newsbridge's search engine is designed with our users top-of-mind. We help you find the most accurate clips based on your search query, whether you are looking for a specific person's appearance, spoken word, object or a mixture of all of the above.

Until now, you had to specify what you were looking for via individual search elements. For example, by using symbols such as alt: @ and/or quotation mark: " you can execute a granular search for a specific person and topic among your digital assets (i.e. images or audiovisuals).

Of course you can continue to do that, but... here's the new twist! Now with full-text search you are able to carry out a global search query around a keyword or suite of keywords without specifications.

This means that the system will propose all occurrences if it's detected in the audio, image, annotation or any other meta-data.

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Lennon full-text search query - newsbridge
Full-Text search

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Full-text search opens a whole new world of possibilities for you in terms of investigation related to your content or Collections creations, just to name a few.

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Wait, There's More!

And... we didn't stop there. We also added another update in which search results are now grouped by media. This should significantly ease your browsing and exploration activity!

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Grouped results within the same media

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Finally, you can also access these search results on the media player page, under the right-hand search icon / panel.

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Search in Media - Newsbridge
Viewable results within the Media page

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Happy searching!

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