In 2002, FedNet launched a proprietary searchable video database, providing timely, searchable access, retrieval, editing and posting of streaming coverage from the Senate and House Floor Debates since. Over four million clips currently exist in our database and users have access to over 40,000 hours of archived video. Every spoken word from January 2002 through today is available through the service and all live content is ready for searching, editing and posting to websites, e-mails and electronic releases within 15 minutes of the utterance to quickly and efficiently post streaming video content through an easy-to-use web based interface. This service was sold to Congressional Quarterly (CQ) in 2007 and is currently managed by FedNet. In 2012, FedNet released VUGUV, the first committed mobile streaming video of Congress. FedNet has provided video for any screen since that time.