It all looks good. Every metric is going in the right direction.

We're in a wait-and-see mode. We're just starting to see some [requests for proposal] from customers that ask questions about where we are in our plans to support V.92. But no one is including it as a requirement at this point.

The ability to search video content could be an interesting application for media companies since they own the content. If they also own the search window, they can choose how to charge for it.

It's a poor man's dream.

It was a very impressive quarter.

Spikes and stuff are what bog down the network.

A rich media ad could be worth more to an advertiser than a text ad -- it tends to be longer, more engaging and you can make the case for your brand in a more compelling fashion.

We're watching our pennies.

It will be hard for a startup to become a first destination for consumers to go to but they could become important technology within larger franchises. As long as all the major search players develop or license good video search technology they will be the most popular places to go.