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Boulder-based OneRiot, a developer of online search tools, is launching a new real-time search engine today. The firm's new service pulls social content from sites such as Twitter and Digg into what the firm says is a real-time, updated search site. The firm said it is also filtering those results for spam, de-duplicating links which are being shared through URL shortening services, and also providing web page publishers with information about how many times a link has been shared on social networking sites. The new real-time features follow the launch of Twitter indexing on the site in early April. OneRiot is venture backed by Appian Ventures, Commonwealth Capital, and Spark Capital.
posted on Tuesday, May 12, 2009

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