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Do you watch the news on TV?
Do you read a newspaper?
Do you get news online?

If you answered Yes! to ANY of these questions then wed like to pay you
$10 to participate in our study!  We are conducting a usability study to
evaluate the interface to Informedia, a digital video library system
containing over a thousand hours of CNN news footage.  The session will
last less than an hour, and will take place in a research lab at Carnegie
Mellon University.

If interested, please email your name and phone number to adrienne@cmu.edu.

About Informedia:  

The Informedia Digital Video Library Project is a research initiative in
the Computer Science Department at Carnegie Mellon University that studies
how multimedia digital libraries can be established and used. Informedia is
building a multimedia library that contains over one thousand hours of
digital video, audio, images, and text.  Research in the areas of speech
recognition, image understanding, and natural language processing supports
the automatic preparation of diverse media for full-content and knowledge
based search and retrieval.   For more information, please visit our web
site at http://www.informedia.cs.cmu.edu.







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Adrienne S. Warmack					
Human-Computer Interaction Institute				
Carnegie Mellon University			
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~asw/