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The first randomly selected audience winner today at the RealTime CrunchUp is SuperFeedr. They are an API service that works with both XMPP and PubSubHubbub (which launched at the frist CrunchUp) to create realtime content feeds. As they noted on stage, its hard to demo something that is API only, but one implementation that weve written about before is Excla.im, which we wrote about recently. Thi...
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With services like Ustream.tv, Justin.tv, Kyte, and Qik bringing live video streaming to the masses, the web is turning into a viable competitor to television for real-time content.But while all of these services are great for bloggers remotely broadcasting footage,or streaming live events, but they come with a few problems: video content isnt optimized for search engines, and unlike TV, theres no...
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At todays Real-Time CrunchUp, Mozzler launched its real-time search engine based on Twitter. Mozzler, which has real-time functionality, searches Twitter for the most popular content in the last six hours based on retweets. You can search Mozzler by keyword, similar to searches you can do on OneRiot and other search engines that include Twitter results. Results can include videos and images as wel...
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Last year, we saw the launch of identi.ca, the open-sourced alternative to Twitter.At the time, we wrote that the company was never going to rival Twitter.As it turns out, thats not the goal of parent company StatusNet.Instead, the startup is looking to become something akin to a WordPress for microblogs.That is to say, they make a platform that others can easily download and install to their own ...
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Im a big fan of keeping things simple, but that doesnt mean things have to be bland. Google search results are pretty bland. Sure, sometimes you get returned things like YouTube thumbnails or pictures, but many results are still just a monotonous stream of blue links. Google tried to break this stream up a bit with its Search Options, an expandable feature, that gives you a left-side toolbar. But ...
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