Facebook, Google, and the future of real-time search
August 12th, 2009
Last night on WABC Radio, Curtis Sliwa and I discussed the wife of Twitter’s CEO, Evan Williams, tweeting her labor, and the new announcements around real-time search:
- Facebook made its announcement about real-time search for all its users.
- Facebook buys Friendfeed which has real-time search.
- Google announces Google Caffeine which is really just an improved search with faster indexing, or so Google claims.
Listen or download our five minute conversation about the issues.
- WABC Radio: Facebook addiction, cybersecurity, and Google Me
- Conflicting Facebook aging reports and Google goes after Microsoft…again
- Can’t cope with Facebook changes?
- Free report “Real-Time Search and Discovery of the Social Web”
- Twitter lawsuits and Facebook firings
Filed under: Audio, Search, Tech debate, Twitter-Tweets, Web 2.0




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