Boxing clever to capture TV show data

Two entrepreneurs have set out to change the way people find the shows they want to watch on TV.

Boxing clever to capture TV show data
Mon, 25 Aug, 2014 - 01:00

Eoin Dowling and Kevin Burkitt have set up Boxfish in Silicon Valley to develop technology which can index every word spoken on television in real time.

“Our aim is to index TV the way Google has indexed the web.

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