Realtime search startup OneRiot makes sense of the growing universe of realtime user-generated data.
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Realtime search startup OneRiot makes sense of the growing universe of realtime user-generated data.
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As of Thursday morning, OneRiot will be playing host to a new challenge - one that will answer a question we’ve been itching to address: What does the realtime web look like?
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Wonderful. So OneRiot captures the most irrelevant, uninformed, drivel from across what is already a sea of celebrity garbage and “user-generated” non-sense? And they do it in REAL TIME? Yeah, that company is going to survive….
Who greenlights the VC on these things anyway?
User-generated is not nonsense. In fact, it makes the web go round. Just sayin’.
Still, we won’t deny that there is a good deal of “drivel” in the realtime web. That’s why we index the content behind links, not just the conversations happening around them, and run that content through a ranking algorithm. So, by the time it land on our search results pages (37 seconds, thankyouverymuch) it isn’t garbage - it’s the content you should be reading, because everyone else is buzzing about it.
Then again, if you’re the textbook type, I’d stick to normal search engines
Great explanation…Love it