A method for posting videos to an interactive media platform, includes recording audio-video content on a recorder, uploading the audio-video content to a social media application or interactive media platform, tagging the audio-video content with metadata, and uploading the video content and associated text file to the social media platform. The video can be made available for video responses from other users.

This document presents devices, systems, and their methods of use for content generation, engagement, and distribution by which a user can interact with collected content in a variety of different manners. Generally, a content engagement platform is provided, where the platform may be implemented on one or more computing devices, such as one or more of: a remote server, a desktop computer, a tablet computer, a handheld mobile computing device, for instance, a mobile phone or personal digital assistant, a smart accessory, such as a watch or eyeglasses, and the like. The platform allows a user to annotate and distribute video content.

A system may perform operations including displaying a graphical user interface (GUI) on a display screen of a web client; displaying a first content prompt on a prompt screen comprised in the GUI, wherein the prompt screen is disposed on the GUI at least one of proximate or adjacent to a camera of the web client; recording a first video clip while displaying the first content prompt; displaying a second content prompt on the prompt screen in response to the recording the first video clip being completed; recording a second video clip while displaying the second content prompt; and/or concatenating the first video clip and the second video clip into a video.

Embodiments are directed towards selecting content search results based on the age of the viewer. The content receiver receives search criteria for a viewer, which may include the age of the viewer. The content receiver obtains search results from a search of a plurality of content. The search results are prioritized based on the age of the viewer and presented to the viewer. In this way, searching for “dog” for a four year-old may provide or prioritize different results compared to search for “dog” for an eight year-old.

Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, a method comprising of an application presenting entertainment events to users for purchase with a direct connection to a celebrity and the opportunity to receive answers to questions the users submit. The method may include notifications, tracking and capturing electronic data in a recorded video. The method may include confirming the identity of a user and linking the user to specific content for display in a virtual room.

A method and an apparatus for interactions in a live broadcast room are disclosed. The method may include: in response to an opening operation for a question interaction function in a live broadcast room: obtaining at least one piece of question information from a server and displaying the at least one piece of question information in a first display area of the live broadcast room, in which the at least one piece of question information is sent by at least one audience client to the server; obtaining an interaction parameter value corresponding to each piece of question information from the server; and adjusting a position of the question information in the first display area based on the interaction parameter value corresponding to each piece of question information.

Video content is uploaded via the Internet to a video-on-demand (VOD) server identified by a title and a hierarchical address of categories and subcategories for categorizing the title. The VOD server converts and stores the video content at a storage address in a video content database linked to the title. The title is listed in a location of an electronic program guide (EPG) using the same categories and subcategories as in its hierarchical address. Any TV subscriber can access the EPG and navigate through its categories and subcategories to find a title for viewing on the TV. This can enable many new blogging or podcasting-like programs by popular “Hosts” to be self-published on the Internet and readily navigated for display on TV. The EPG can also store TV program addresses as bookmarks and allow them to be shared with other subscribers or with friends and contacts online by sending to their email addresses.

A live streaming method lets organizers broadcast real-time online competitions or events over the internet with high-speed streaming and real-time voting, and with layered audio on top of the webRTC channel. It is completely developed on Real-time Communication and considers organizers, hosts, participants, and audience members. An interactive event experience strategically synchronizes multiple live events happening at one or more places. With the app, only the broadcaster/host/organizer would have the authority to start an event and would have all the controls. The host can invite multiple participants to join the live broadcast, and this sets the client role in WebRTC as a participant.

Video content is uploaded via the Internet to a video-on-demand (VOD) server identified by a title and a hierarchical address of categories and subcategories for categorizing the title. The VOD server converts and stores the video content at a storage address in a video content database linked to the title. The title is listed in a location of an electronic program guide (EPG) using the same categories and subcategories as in its hierarchical address. Any TV subscriber can access the EPG and navigate through its categories and subcategories to find a title for viewing on the TV. This can enable many new blogging or podcasting-like programs by popular “Hosts” to be self-published on the Internet and readily navigated for display on TV. The EPG can also store TV program addresses as bookmarks and allow them to be shared with other subscribers or with friends and contacts online by sending to their email addresses.

Video content is uploaded via the Internet to a video-on-demand (VOD) server identified by a title and a hierarchical address of categories and subcategories for categorizing the title. The VOD server converts and stores the video content at a storage address in a video content database linked to the title. The title is listed in a location of an electronic program guide (EPG) using the same categories and subcategories as in its hierarchical address. Any TV subscriber can access the EPG and navigate through its categories and subcategories to find a title for viewing on the TV. This can enable many new blogging or podcasting-like programs by popular “Hosts” to be self-published on the Internet and readily navigated for display on TV. The EPG can also store TV program addresses as bookmarks and allow them to be shared with other subscribers or with friends and contacts online by sending to their email addresses.