The way individuals consume news is becoming an increasingly shared social experience according to a study from Pew Internet. By questioning over 2,200 adults between Dec 28, 2009 through January 19th, 2010, American news media habits were tracked and broken down with internet being the third most popular news platform behind local and national television. According to the study, some 37% of internet users have contributed to the creation of news, commentary, or dissemination of news via social media. Additionally, they have done at least one of the following: commenting on a news story (25%); posting a link on a social networking site (17%); tagging content (11%), creating their own original news material or opinion piece (9%), or Tweeting about news (3%).
OneRiot realtime search fits well with this increase in the social sharing of news content. The velocity of sharing is a signal used by OneRiot in our ranking algorithm. You can use OneRiot to find the latest news from across the web, informed by that social sharing.





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