So google has decided to include, video, audio and images into the organic search results. And how does it hope to control the content for video and audio? Google had fancy algorithms that worked to catch spam, invalid content and even duplicate content that was text base.

In the case of audio and video, how do they expect to check for spam, duplicate content, content rated R etc. Such content needs to be manually screened and will be far more dangerous than text spam if not controlled.

My guess is that they will soon back down and go to the old search results.

Let's wait and see.
Kaijewels

Personally i dont see how they can screen it unless they do it manually as you have already suggested, but i reckon they will find a way around this, and i dont think they will back down, as audio and video on the web is starting to become an important part of what users come online for, and as google likes to be the leader in whatever area of business they get into, i cant see them backing down on such an important upcoming user generated content boom!

I read it somewhere but I cant find it now that they already have something in place for copyrighted video checking for youtube.