Today OneRiot launched OneRiot Developer Network, a new website built specifically for the OneRiot API partner community.

OneRiot Developer Network will serve as a place for third party developer to get started with our popular API, ask questions, connect with the OneRiot API team, and engage with their fellow developers. It will also be a great place to check out the many ways our current partners have integrated realtime information into their sites, social applications, search engines, and data visualizations.

At the helm of ORDN is Robert Reich, co-founder of OneRiot and founder of Add-On-Con, the first and only conference dedicated to browser add-on developers. Robert speaks for everyone at OneRiot when he says the goal of ORDN is to provide developers with the tools, help and guidance they need for creative and successful implementations of the OneRiot realtime search API, and we can’t wait to see what’s in store (the last time Robert stepped in to lead a community, it became the third largest Meetup in the country - so our developers are in good hands).

Alongside OneRiot Developer Network, we’re excited to announce a six great new additions to the OneRiot search partner program. All of these players used the OneRiot API to add some killer features to their sites, apps or search engines - check them out!

Gioo Gioo, a multi-search engine, allows users to search within several leading search engines from one location. Users can search for images, videos, news, shopping, jobs and more, including realtime results by OneRiot.

RSS Ticker
RSS Ticker, by Christopher Finke, is a Firefox add-on that displays Live Bookmarks as an on-screen ticker tape. RSS Ticker removes the need to visit an RSS reader to discover the latest updates, helping users more effortlessly stay informed.

Feed Sidebar
The Feed Sidebar, a lightweight extension of Firefox’s current RSS capabilities, displays items from Live Bookmarks in the sidebar.

Inform
Inform, a contextual linking provider for online media and information companies, helps publishers like Newsweek and The Economist deliver relevant content to online readers. This adaptive application enables the enrichment of written content, linking key data points to further information on that topic.

Firefox SuperSearch
Super Search, a Firefox add-on, combines over 160 of the web’s best people search and web search engines for a simplified, comprehensive search experience.

Clipta Clipta, an online video search engine, collects and organizes videos from across the internet. This allows users to search, browse and discover the web’s entire video collection, all in one place.

UPDATE: Commenters who didn’t leave contact info, please email chagen AT oneriot DOT com so we can hand over the details!

That’s the EventBox logo. Pretty awesome, huh? Kind of like Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Reddit and a bunch of other good stuff climbed into into the same jacuzzi, wrapped themselves up like a birthday present, then threw a party. Well, guess who just joined the bubbles? (A foam party - wheee!)… OneRiot!

We’re thrilled to be the new realtime search provider for EventBox, because this social network consolidator is sexy to look at, simple to use, and is big in the UK - which counts for way more than being big somewhere else, like Tuscon.

In addition to allowing users to consolidate their social network activity into a seriously beautiful user interface, Eventbox offers other nice perks - stuff like integrated photo viewing, non-invasive message alerts, and a constantly growing line-up of supported networks. Now, thanks to today’s OneRiot integration, users can also find the freshest, most buzzed about content on the realtime web within EventBox - so those soc net addicts can just keep on chattering.

Eventbox is normally a fifteen-dollar download (while in beta), but we have a few exclusive invites for the OneRiot community… want one?

We’ll need your Twitter name or your email address to send you the download codes, so be sure to include that in your comment - thanks!

Scour has dressed itself pretty in pink by adding OneRiot realtime search to its mix of search engines. This traditional + realtime duo allows to simultaneously search Google, Yahoo!, Bing and OneRiot, delivering all of the engines’ results on one page.

As an example, check out this search for ‘Obama - You’ll see Google, Yahoo! and Bing results that span Obama’s official website, his Wikipedia page and the White House page, right alongside OneRiot realtime results - in this case, is a fresh news piece about Obama’s new health policy .

Thanks, Scour for beautifully showing off realtime search vs. traditional search! Oh and if you’re keen on earning money, they have a $1000 giveaway that you might want to check out too!