Content segmentation and time reconciliation
Systems, devices and methods are described herein for segmentation of content, and more specifically for segmentation of content in a content management system. In one aspect, a method may include receiving content associated with speech, text, or closed captioning data. The speech, the text, or the closed captioning data may be analyzed to derive at least one of a topic, subject, or event for at least a portion of the content. The content may be divided into two or more content segments based on the analyzing. At least one of the topic, the subject, or the event may be associated with at least one of the two or more content segments based on the analyzing. At least one of the two or more content segments may then be published such that each of the two or more content segments is individually accessible.
1. A method for automatically segmenting content, the method comprising:
receiving content, wherein the content is associated with timing information and at least one of speech, text, or closed captioning data;
analyzing at least one of the speech, the text, or the closed captioning data associated with the content to derive at least one of a topic, subject, or event for at least a portion of the content;
dividing the content into two or more content segments based on the analyzing, wherein the dividing is based on one or more intended recipient devices, and wherein dividing the content comprises reconciling the timing information with at least one of the speech, the text, or the closed captioning data;
associating at least one of the topic, the subject, or the event with at least one of the two or more content segments based on the analyzing;
associating one or more tags to each of the two or more content segments, wherein the one or more tags indicate an order of the two or more content segments; and
publishing at least one of the two or more content segments, wherein each of the two or more content segments is individually accessible.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein analyzing at least one of the speech, the text, or the closed captioning data comprises performing speech recognition on the content item to produce speech recognition information, and wherein reconciling the timing information further comprises reconciling the speech recognition data with the closed captioning data.
3. The method of claim 2 , wherein dividing the content further comprises:
determining logical boundaries in the content based at least on part on reconciling the speech recognition data with the closed captioning data.
4. The method of claim 1 , wherein dividing the content into two or more content segments is based on one or more capabilities of the one or more intended recipient devices.
5. The method of claim 1 , wherein only a first content segment of the at least two content segments is published, wherein other content segments of the two or more content segments are accessible after accessing the first content segment.
6. The method of claim 1 , wherein publishing at least one of the two or more content segments is based on one or more intended recipients of the content.
7. The method of claim 1 , wherein the content is further associated with at least one of image data, video data, or audio data, and wherein analyzing further comprises analyzing at least one of the speech, the text, or the closed captioning data of the content and at least one of the image data, the video data, or the audio data to derive at least one of the topic, the subject, or the event for at least a portion of the content.
8. The method of claim 1 , wherein publishing at least one of the two or more content segments comprises publishing the at least one of the two or more content segments to one or more digital properties based on the one or more tags.
9. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:
performing semantic analysis on the content, wherein the method further comprises:
associating one or more events with the two or more content segments based on the semantic analysis.
10. The method of claim 1 , wherein the content comprises at least one of live content and video on demand content.
11. The method of claim 1 , wherein the text associated with the content comprises transcribed text from the content.
12. A content distribution system for automatically segmenting content, the system comprising:
one or more processors;
memory having stored therein computer instructions that, upon execution by the one or more processors, cause the content distribution system to perform operations comprising:
receiving content, wherein the content is associated with at timing information and least one of speech, text, or closed captioning data;
analyzing at least one of the speech, the text, or the closed captioning data associated with the content to derive at least one of a topic, subject, or event for at least a portion of the content;
dividing the content into two or more content segments based on the analyzing and on one or more intended recipient devices, wherein dividing the content comprises reconciling the timing information with at least one of the speech, the text, or the closed captioning data;
associating at least one of the topic, the subject, or the event with at least one of the two or more content segments based on the analyzing;
associating one or more tags to each of the two or more content segments, wherein the one or more tags indicate an order of the two or more content segments; and
publishing at least one of the two or more content segments, wherein each of the two or more content segments is individually accessible.
13. The system of claim 12 , wherein the content is associated with timing information, and wherein the instructions further cause the content distribution system to:
reconcile the timing information with at least one of the speech, the text, or the closed captioning data.
14. A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions for automatically segmenting content, that when executed by one or more processors, configure the one or more processors to perform the following operations:
receiving content, wherein the content is associated with timing information and at least one of speech, text, or closed captioning data;
analyzing at least one of the speech, the text, or the closed captioning data associated with the content to derive at least one of a topic, subject, or event for at least a portion of the content;
dividing the content into two or more content segments based on the analyzing and on one or more intended recipient devices, wherein dividing the content comprises reconciling the timing information with at least one of the speech, the text, or the closed captioning data;
associating at least one of the topic, the subject, or the event with at least one of the two or more content segments based on the analyzing;
associating one or more tags to each of the two or more content segments, wherein the one or more tags indicate an order of the two or more content segments; and
publishing at least one of the two or more content segments, wherein each of the two or more content segments is individually accessible.
15. A method for automatically segmenting content, the method comprising:
receiving digital content, wherein the digital content is associated with timing information;
slicing the digital content into two or more content segments each having a configurable length, wherein the configurable length is determined based at least in part on an intended recipient or intended recipient device, wherein slicing the digital content comprises reconciling the timing information with at least one of speech, text, or closed captioning data associated with the digital content;
indexing the two or more content segments;
associating one or more tags with at least one of the two or more content segments, wherein the one or more tags indicate an order of the two or more content segments; and
publishing at least one of the two or more content segments.
16. The method of claim 15 , further comprising:
determining the configurable length of the two or more content segments based on one or more capabilities of the intended receipt device.