TV Guide cuts the clutter

October 01, 2007 The publication famous for its television-centric editorial and show listings will launch at TVGuide.com on Tuesday its Online Video Guide, a search service that will attempt to filter out the junk and leave users with the best of Internet video that is related to television. Searching for video content of "24" or "The Office," for example, at Google, Yahoo or any other search engine leads to a painful array of too many choices, said Paul Greenberg, GM of TV Guide Online. For example, a search for "Britney" will bring up music videos, her recent appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards and the YouTube "Leave Britney Alone" video that is so popular and disturbing.

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