A: Bookmarks provide a convenient means to quickly access your favorite web content. You can bookmark the current site, video channel, or video story. Video Bookmarks are accessed by clicking on the Bookmark command located near the video player controls.
Links to the the current site, video channel, or video story are displayed in a pop-up Bookmarks window so that they can be easily added to your web browser Bookmarks menu. To bookmark a link, place your mouse pointer over the link and click on it using the secondary mouse button. This is typically the right-most mouse button, and is referred to as "Right-Clicking". Right-clicking on a link causes a pop-up menu to appear which will present you with options for adding the link to your Bookmarks menu. Macintosh users should press and hold the Control key when clicking on a link in order to display the pop-up menu.
Note: Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser refers to Bookmarks as Favorites.
It is possible for a video channel or video story to expire from a site after it has been bookmarked. If you try to access an expired channel or story, you will automatically be redirected to the next available video channel or story.
Please refer to the documentation or Help system provided with your web browser for additional instructions on how to use and organize your Bookmarks or Favorites menu.