Tag: TWITTER-SEARCH

If your job has you tasked with monitoring your company's online presence, you're probably dealing with Twitter in some way. Running occasional manual searches for your company's name is one way to go, but a better way would be to sign up with a service like TweetBeep. TweetBeep is a free service that will email you as frequently as once per hour with any Twitter mentions of the search terms of ...

Whether you think Twitter is the greatest thing since egg slicers or you think it's just another dumb way to waste time on the internet, there's one thing that makes Twitter extraordinarily helpful: real-time search. While Google does a pretty good job of letting you find maps of South Dakota, the best place to buy a digital camera, or other the latest news from Washington, Twitter search can ...

In the recent past, "realtime" has become one of the most overused buzzwords around (right up there with "social" and "community"). And nothing realtime has been more talked about than search.twitter.com. It's been touted as a Google killer, though in it's present state Twitter's search is an entirely different beast. For one thing, it currently only indexes their own content. That, however, is ...

Twitter Search is great at tracking trends, but you have to refresh your search page manually when new results appear. Twitterfall solves that problem by cascading tweets with popular keywords or your custom search down the page in real time. You can also log into Twitter to put your friends' tweets in the mix, or just view them by themselves. The customization available in Twitterfall is ...

It's been more than half a year since Twitter purchased the search engine Summize. And it looks like Twitter is finally starting to integrate search features into the micro-blogging service. You can already search for messages across the public Twitter network in near-real time by visiting search.twitter.com. But soon you'll see a search box and Trends drop down menu on the main page of Twitter. ...

digg_url = 'http://downloadsquad.switched.com/2007/11/08/twittersearch-find-your-friends-that-are-using-twitter-without/';Social networks are certainly popular and useful these days, but if there's one annoyance they've created it would have to be the abundance of unsolicited emails that they produce. Unlike spam, which is unsolicited email for products and services you have nothing to do with, ...