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Realtime search has come a long way from just a year ago when the only option really was Twitter's own search en
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When it comes to getting access to all the data that flows through Twitter, there are the 50,000 apps that drink from Twitte
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Over the past few weeks, it's definitely been crunchtime as we've been putting together the
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While there have been many real-time search engine launches over the past few months (<
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One of the richest areas of experimentation in search right now is how to rank real-time
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