Social Search: A Little Help From My Friends
by Brynn Evans on Mar 15, 2010
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These are the slides from the SxSW'10 panel on social search with Max Ventilla (@ventilla), Ash Rust (@ashrust), Scott Prindle (@prindlescott), Marc Vermut (@mvermut), and me!
These are the slides from the SxSW'10 panel on social search with Max Ventilla (@ventilla), Ash Rust (@ashrust), Scott Prindle (@prindlescott), Marc Vermut (@mvermut), and me!
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-Google doesn’t answer all of our questions
-and there are a number of reasons that search can become more personalized with real-time content and with a little help from our friends
-Google doesn’t answer all of our questions
-and there are a number of reasons that search can become more personalized with real-time content and with a little help from our friends
-Google doesn’t answer all of our questions
-and there are a number of reasons that search can become more personalized with real-time content and with a little help from our friends
-Google doesn’t answer all of our questions
-and there are a number of reasons that search can become more personalized with real-time content and with a little help from our friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-think of it like a path: with beginning, middle, and late phases
-and what people do in those phases are different and need different kinds of search support and/or help from friends
-collective, FF, collaborative
Of asker experiences: 41% take place on the web, 36% on iPhone, 34% over IM, 9% over Email, and 17% are multi-channel
Of answerer experiences, 42% take place over IM, 24% on iPhone, 23% on the web, and 15% over Email
Ash Rust
Director of search relevance at OneRiot – we do realtime web search, and have the first market place to monetize the realtime web
We’re a VC backed company of about 30 people – based in Boulder Co, and San Francisco
Realtime search, which helps people find the news stories and videos people are talking about right now
2Realtime advertising, which we just launched this january
And our open API, which gives third party developers easy access to realtime content