OneRiot Twitter Meetup Presentation

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Hands up if you searched today?Hands up if you used twitter?Hands up if you searched to find out “what’s going on right now” for a particular subject …. about 40% of people doHand up if you like stickers?

Ok – We’re OneRiot – a real time search engine that finds “the pulse of the web”The pulse of the web is the news, videos and products that people are talking about right now in relation to any search term….So… let’s search for something that’s interesting right now… how about Ted Kennedy

<<<>>So it turns out that what everyone is talking about right now concerning Ted Kennedy isdeath. This is the pulse of the web – the news and videos that people are talking about right now. This is what 40% of searchers are looking for. Now if I searched on Yahoo or Live or Google for Ted Kennedy, what I’d get is the Ted Kennedy wikipedia page, or his official website. It’s library style information – dependable stuff, but not reflective of why people are searching for that term… Do this on Twitter and I get a bazillion results. And they are conversation, not websites Can be hard to digest Oneriot results are socially relevant, very fresh, and reflect what people are talking about right now.So how do we do what we do? What makes us different, and how do we get the freshest results on the web….

In short, we’ve create the first index of the real time social web. What does that mean?Range of social signals Explicit signals from Twitter, Digg, etcWe’re using the twitter search API by requesting tweets that contain “http” – so we get back tweets containing links. Then go crawl those pages and index them in realtime. Supplement that without own data set… we have a community of about 2million users who opt in to share information with us as they surf the web. From this attention data, we can determine what’s hot or not for a particular term right now.This means our index is full of fresh, socially relevent information.

PulseRank reflects current social buzzSeveral factors FreshnessDomain authority People authority – who is sharing this link on twitter?

"OneRiot is obviously a case study in the great things that can bebuilt off a strong API - and we took our success with Twitter API as acueto develop our own. The OneRiot API is open, and is helping developersbringrealtime information to applications like..."

So… coming in at just under 5 mins… time for questions!

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OneRiot Twitter Meetup Presentation - Presentation Transcript

OneRiot
Search the Realtime Web
Tobias Peggs // GM
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OneRiot
Search The
Real Time Web
Find the news, stories videos that people are talking about right now
Results Page
Realtime index
First real time index
of the web
Explicit Signals = links people share on Twitter, Digg, etc
Implicit Signals = OneRiot panel
Realtime Rank
PageRank
Citation importance
PulseRank
Realtime social buzz
Twitter users’ influence impacts rank given to pages in the index
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OneRiot
API Partners
RiotFeeds
Track the buzz on any topic via Twitter
OneRiot Realtime index determines which pages are relevant for that topic
PulseRank determines which relevant pages for that topic are hot
Hottest pages send to Twitter accounts
Built with our own API 
Follow us!
@tobiaspeggs
@carmelelise
@OneRiot