venturebeat.com — Real-time search engines have proliferated over the last month, with a series of launches from start-ups like Topsy, almost.at and Scoopler. The companies are hoping to edge in on a space that Google co-founder Larry Page has admitted is a weakness for the search giant.
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Buried for advertising spam. Those "search engines" are jokes. Google is all you need.
theafroguyJun 21, 2009
i used twitterfall.com to follow the nintendo E3 keynote instead of watching the stream, and that was great. but when people get bored of twitter and move on to greener pastures, these search engines will become even more useless than they already are.
usaseoprosJun 23, 2009
It's cute that these sites are trying to get some market share in this area, but it's probably going to prove to be a waste of time once Google implements it's real-time search, which has already been hinted at: <a class="user" href="http://bit.ly/nbtfJ">http://bit.ly/nbtfJ</a> (CNet)