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Top 50 Real-Time Web Companies

2009-09-28T09:52:06Z

As part of our lead-up to The ReadWrite Real-Time Web Summit, which is just over two weeks away, in this post we're listing 50 leading companies of the Real-Time Web. Like any list, it is bound to be missing some worthy companies - so we invite you to list more in the comments. Our aim is to unveil the top 100 Real-Time Web companies at our event.

A reminder that the ReadWrite Real-Time Web Summit is happening 15th October in Mountain View, California. Many of the ReadWriteWeb team will be there, so we look forward to meeting and talking with you all! You can register here for the low price of $195.

]]> 50 Real-Time Web Startups

These companies are listed in alphabetical order. Once again, please use the comments section to add other startups that should be on our radar. You can also of course voice your agreement or disagreement about our choices!

AllVoices; Breaking News, Current Events, Latest News and World Events.
bit.ly (betaworks); URL redirection service with real-time link tracking.
BoilingPage; Find popular webpages among people in real time.
Cleartext; Enterprise Messaging Software as a Service.
Cliqset; Merging, Organizing and Sharing Social Information.
Cluuz; Web search engine featuring semantic cluster graphs, image extraction, and tag clouds.
Collecta; monitors the update streams of news sites, popular blogs and social media.
CrowdEye; Real-time Social Search.
Daylife; A point & click tool to create dynamic content portals.
Faroo; Real Time Search.
FirstRain; search-driven research.
Fwix; a local news site designed to show you the most recent and relevant information in your area.
Google; adding real-time web to search.
HighNote; Search, track and share the real-time web.
Insttant; Real Time People Generated News.
Isode; Messaging and Directory Server Software.
itpints; Real-time web search engine.
Jive Software; Social Business Software (SBS).
JS-Kit ECHO; next generation commenting system.
Kaazing; Enterprise Gateway extends real-time messaging and live data delivery to the Web.
Lexalytics; Sentiment and Text Analysis.
Liaise; an email add-on that analyzes the free-text contents of your emails as you write them.
MicroPlaza; Popular topics and news from the Twitter public timeline.
oneriot; real-time search engine.
PBworks; Collaboration, Intranet, Extranet, Project Management.
PeopleBrowsr; Social Search, Sentiment and Conversation Mining Dashboard.
Perpetually; keep up to date on your competitors.
PostRank; Discover the best blogs, find and follow topic experts and influencers.
Present.ly; a micro-blogging communication tool for your company.
Radian6; Social Media Monitoring, Measurement and Engagement.
Real-Time Innovations; Real-time messaging middleware and design expertise.
reddit; User-generated news links.
Scoopler; real-time search engine.
Scout Labs; web-based application that finds signals in the noise of social media.
Seesmic; manage your lifestream from Facebook & multiple Twitter accounts.
Shareaholic; An extension to share and bookmark web-pages on popular social sharing and bookmarking services.
Superfeedr; Real-time feed parsing in the cloud for web-developers.
Surf Canyon; Free Browser Add-On for Real-Time Personalized Search.
Sysomos; Business Intelligence for Social Media.
Thoora; delivering the news attracting the most buzz and discussion.
TIBCO; business integration and process management software company that enables real-time business.
Topsy; search engine powered by tweets.
tr.im; URL shortening.
Tumblr; light blogging service.
Tweetdeck; desktop Twitter client.
Twitter; micro-blogging.
Vayusphere; an enterprise software company dedicated to the acceleration of a corporation's time critical and frequently used business processes.
WebTrends; Enterprise Customer Intelligence.
Wowd; a tool for finding popular information, in real-time.
Yauba; Privacy safe, real-time search engine.

Comment from Jon on 2010-09-29

2010-09-30T03:19:11Z

SpeedDate.com is pretty much the only dating company focused on real-time. As opposed to other sites where you search for profiles and then send emails, SpeedDate provides real-time introductions via video, audio and chat. Their algorithm is pretty sophisticated in terms of instantly finding you someone new to meet.

Comment from balendra on 2010-08-23

2010-08-24T05:24:50Z

I think www.stumbleupon.com should be on this list too.

Comment from Raju Arora on 2010-07-31

2010-07-31T07:18:44Z

Hi,
Interested in Real Time web Conference? Log on to Adobe Flash Platform Summit 2010 which is going to take place on 25 and 26 August'2010. For details: adobesummit.com

Comment from David Banes on 2010-06-21

2010-06-21T12:47:48Z

Cleartext has launched their Enterprise Microblogging platform...

Comment from San Francisco web content writing company on 2010-02-20

2010-02-20T13:02:30Z

Where is tweetmeme. I been using it for so long. But thanks for the list. It will surely help me later. :)

Comment from Sency on 2009-10-09

2009-10-09T23:27:46Z

newly launched http://sency.com/ offers a few twists to the real time space

Comment from Jokeisonyou on 2009-10-07

2009-10-07T19:54:09Z

Interesting combination of behemoths and nobodies. Hard to tell what to make of the list given the lack of criteria.

I actually have used FirstRain before (the hedge fund I worked for had access) and it is a pretty useful tool. Basically allowed me to customize the web to just the companies and topics I cared about. And I think they are a legit business as a bunch of my friends at other firms had it too and I started to hear more about them in the marketplace before we shut down.

Also, check out the CEO's blog: http://pennyherscher.blogspot.com/

She posts some interesting stuff there from time to time about tech, startups, and running a business. I still follow it even though I no longer have a log in.

Comment from David Chen on 2009-10-05

2009-10-06T02:02:27Z

Don't forget http://pip.io! It was mentioned in this earlier article.

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/ten_useful_examples_of_the_real-time_web_in_action.php

Comment from Rasmus on 2009-10-05

2009-10-05T18:42:12Z

youcalc - real-time analytics which connects live to most of the SaaS applications listed above, and provides real-time analytics and insight into the performance of your business. http://www.youcalc.com

Comment from Neha sharma on 2009-10-04

2009-10-04T07:50:44Z

thanks

Comment from Akshay on 2009-10-04

2009-10-04T07:49:34Z

cool sites....on what criteria you gathered the list.?

Comment from Crash on 2009-10-03

2009-10-03T15:28:36Z

Sadly most of these companies live off the hype/flavor of the week effect, they have no business model whatsoever.

Comment from Megan on 2009-10-02

2009-10-02T21:24:53Z

I'm biased - of course - but think Crimson Hexagon would be a great addition to your list. To learn more about what we do, see recent coverage in Mashable and on CNN.com

Cheers,
Megan Costello
Crimson Hexagon

Comment from Allison on 2009-10-02

2009-10-02T19:30:44Z

Tinker.com is a real-time application that would be a great addition to this list!

Tinker enables search, browsing, and discovery of real-time conversations on social media sites, including Twitter and Facebook. Tinker is the first application that allows publishers to create live topics, news, and events as well as moderate and curate the feeds, giving brand advertisers a trusted way to engage with users of the real-time Web.

Check it out www.tinker.com!

Comment from Martin Russ on 2009-10-02

2009-10-02T08:23:55Z

Real Time Content ( http://www.realtimecontent.com ) deliver online videos that are individually created to suit each specific viewer in real-time. Not just a few variations-millions and up!

Comment from John Park on 2009-10-01

2009-10-01T16:11:32Z

Feedmil.com - a real-time feed search engine

Comment from locuspokus on 2009-10-01

2009-10-01T11:47:12Z

http://locuspokus.com webchat - still work in progress.
release in T4 2009.

Talk, Share video, sound, games and more with anyone. create and/or embed channels on your website.
no mail, friends, age, address... required.

Let be anonymous and have fun.

Comment from Aaron on 2009-09-30

2009-10-01T03:02:16Z

Would love to be added to the list!

Infegy was highlighted on Read Write Web last week for our enterprise level real time social media sentiment/analytics tool, Social Radar. We currently partner with some of the largest companies and digital agencies in the world. Check out our site www.infegy.com

Comment from Bryan on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T15:23:37Z

TalentSpring.com is a real-time product. You should definitely include it in your top 100 real-time products.

TalentSpring has matching technology to find the best match between a job opening (job description) and millions of resumes. The match happens against tens of millions of resumes in real time.

TalentSpring has over 100 servers that are used in a massively parallelized way in order to accomplish real-time matching against such large databased of resumes. Our matching technology uses machine learning and other aspects of being a semantic search engine.

Comment from Luke Brynley-Jones on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T14:07:04Z

The list looks rather too broad to be useful - though somehow it still is. Tr.im (short URL) has closed down though hasn't it?

FYI - we'll be talking about real-time web at Monitoring Social Media 09 (London, 17 November).

Comment from Swan on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T12:14:07Z

Another great one:

http://twebevent.com

Merges any media (live or recorded) with a Twitter Chat to make it "Collaborative Media"

Comment from Neil Dickens on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T11:46:26Z

These guys should be on your list. Hot and cookin'.

Comment from KTorrence on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T11:09:25Z

The Realtime Project is a business innovation
start-up harnessing the convergence of physical and virtual worlds. www.therealtimeproject.com

Comment from Alessandro on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T10:55:34Z

You should add Lightstreamer (http://www.lightstreamer.com) to the list.

It is one of the oldest and more mature push servers for the real-time web on the market, dating back to 2000.

It is currently used by many financial institutions and gaming sites all over the world to deliver real-time data to a client base made up of Ajax, Flex, Silverlight, and iPhone clients.

Just check out the online demo gallery for an immediate grasp: http://www.lightstreamer.com/demos.htm

Thanks

Comment from Rick on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T10:40:48Z

Any discussion of the real-time Web should include Zenbe's real-time discussion and collaboration tool, Shareflow.

Comment from chrishote on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T10:13:57Z

Digimind.com: Web intelligence for large corporations

Comment from Peter Bernskötter on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T08:24:43Z

Click here to learn more abour bc.lab...

Comment from Peter Bernskötter on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T08:22:34Z

bc.lab (http://www.bclab.de/com/) is the leading online monitoring provider in the German market. bc.lab is tracking ideas, opinions and trends in the community in realtime as well as spotting critical issues before they escalate into uncontrollable crisis.

Comment from Jon on 2009-09-29

2009-09-30T04:43:45Z

http://socialmention.com a real-time search and analytics app

Comment from Jeremy Bencken on 2009-09-29

2009-09-30T03:48:56Z

BuzzStream helps PR teams find and build relationships with online influencers. RWW covered us back in June here:

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/flag_influencers_for_press_backlinks_with_buzzstre.php

Last month, we added integrated social media monitoring to our social CRM featureset. We're still in in private beta, but here's a link that's good for 100 beta invites:

http://app.buzzstream.com/signUp/iid/7bf68194-81eb-4a75-874e-7e7187808109

Jeremy Bencken
BuzzStream, Co-founder

Comment from Todd Pringle on 2009-09-29

2009-09-29T23:48:41Z

Yoono is a real time stream aggregation client with over 3 million downloads to date for our Firefox add-on alone (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1833). We also recently launched a standalone desktop app and IE add-on. The product allows you to view, interact with and publish to your real time stream, pulling in updates from Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, Friendfeed and more. It also integrates OneRiot real time search and sharing functionality similar to Shareaholic. Plus real time conversation via aggregation of your IM platforms. It's all about real time in other words.

Check us out at http://www.yoono.com

Todd Pringle
VP, Product Marketing
Twitter: @toddpringle

Comment from Evan Prodromou on 2009-09-29

2009-09-29T16:57:50Z

StatusNet, Inc., makers of the StatusNet open-source microblogging software (formerly Laconica) and hosts of the status.net mublog service.

Comment from Heather Lomax on 2009-09-29

2009-09-29T16:10:49Z

Debategraph (which is being used by Amanpour on CNN for colaborative real time thinking) looks pretty cool and has a serious purpose to:

http://debategraph.org/Stream.aspx?nID=28176

Comment from Vladimir on 2009-09-29

2009-09-29T16:03:39Z

How about http://ubervu.com? It is a real-time conversation search engine and social media monitoring tool.

Comment from William Mougayar on 2009-09-29

2009-09-29T14:37:28Z

It seems like we need some definitions for what's real-time and what's not. Otherwise, every company is now slapping that word to their offering loosely.

Since we're surfacing articles minutes after they are published, Eqentia also plays in that space. We're a tailorable platform for personalizing news at the organization or user level. http://portal.eqentia.com

Comment from Mike on 2009-09-29

2009-09-29T13:28:31Z

If you include companies like TIBCO, then you should include their competitors like IBM who has been supporting On Demand business for years, and within Lotus Notes and Connections have integrated email, IM, wikis, blogs, social bookmarking, and mashups.

Comment from Kelly Choo on 2009-09-28

2009-09-29T03:43:05Z

Brandtology: Business & Brand Online Intelligence

Brandtology is a company that provides accurate real time online intelligence services to obtain actionable insights from local and global Social Media.

We run 24x7 operations with Social Media Analysts that re-check relevancy and sentiments based in multiple command centers across the globe that utilize our technologies to serve our clients. We provide this as a service, so that clients & partners do not have to worry about additional time and money costs for research, deployment, maintenance or training of the system.

Most brand owners and agencies ask: Is the analysis accurate in relevancy and sentiments if it's wholly dependent on technology? The industry's top technology can only give 50-60% accuracy at best, and that is insufficient for any actionable intelligence report.

Brandtology believes in a human and technology mix because technology alone is not accurate enough in terms of rating sentiments and relevancy.

We work with a number of top tier partners:

http://bit.ly/1lhnCk

http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/04/27/brandtology-raises-135-million-for-advanced-social-media-tracking/

I hope you would consider us to be on the list.

Sincerely,
Kelly Choo
Co-founder & Business Development Director
kelly.choo{at}brandtology.com
http://www.brandtology.com

Comment from Ben Schaechter on 2009-09-28

2009-09-29T03:23:52Z

Hello everyone,

I represent a company named GoPollGo.com aimed at providing an interactive real-time, data visualization solution for online polling that incorporates geolocation.

Whenever anyone votes, their location is recorded and you can see group thought for a region as large as a continent or drill down to an area as small as a county, segmenting the votes for the relative region along the way.

Not to mention, everything updates in real time and you can watch the responses roll in right after you create a poll.

Check it out at http://gopollgo.com We believe we are definitely in contention for a top-100 real-time company!

Comment from Twit Hawk on 2009-09-28

2009-09-29T03:07:58Z

Thought perhaps we would have got a mention on there for real time targeted marketing.

www.twitterhawk.conm

Although we may fall under the Twitter umbrella.

Comment from laurent on 2009-09-28

2009-09-29T02:24:35Z

you should include OrSiSo, available for download at http://www.orsiso.com

more info on the company product/service and its founder at knowledge.insead.edu/contents/social-networking-OrSiSo-090922.cfm?vid=312

Comment from Sefa on 2009-09-28

2009-09-29T01:07:56Z

Friendfeed.com

Comment from Joanna Swartwood on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T22:24:19Z

ExecDigital.com - a pioneering digital media site exploring business and lifestyle trends. It's also one of the first magazines to launch as a digital-only platform and has really cool, proprietary page-turning technology.

Comment from William Will on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T22:01:30Z

Ever watched your visitors or app users in real-time? That's what GLOOKR let's you do - instant replay of your sites history.

We've been in alpha for a few months and are working on animations and other visualizations of the clickstream.

Check us out.
William

Comment from MJK on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T21:41:09Z

http://twittersphere.com and http://popurls.com of course

Comment from Dan Olsen on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T21:30:28Z

YourVersion (www.yourversion.com) is a real-time discovery engine that should be on your list. YourVersion just launched at TechCrunch50 and won the People's Choice Award.
YourVersion continuously discovers new, relevant content tailored to a user's interests and makes it easy to bookmark and share that content. In addition to our website, we also have an iPhone app and optional Firefox toolbar.
I spoke with Marshall Kirkpatrick the other day and he just mentioned us in his RWW post this morning.
We will be at the RWW Real-Time Web Summit and look forward to participating in the discussions!
Dan Olsen
YourVersion, CEO & Founder

Comment from Dan Olsen on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T20:55:32Z

Hi Richard,
YourVersion (www.yourversion.com) is a real-time discovery engine that should be on your list. YourVersion just launched at TechCrunch50 and won the People's Choice Award.
YourVersion continuously discovers new, relevant content tailored to a user's interests and makes it easy to bookmark and share that content. In addition to our website, we also have an iPhone app and optional Firefox toolbar.
I spoke with Marshall Kirkpatrick the other day and he just mentioned us in his RWW post this morning.
We will be at the RWW Real-Time Web Summit and look forward to participating in the discussion!

Cheers,

Dan Olsen
YourVersion, CEO & Founder

Comment from Sylvain Carle on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T20:06:45Z

Praized Media (my company) offers real-time search for local/social.

You can see a prototype "city hub" at http://calgary.com and learn more about our enterprise platform on our site (white label technologie for directory publishers or media companies).

Comment from Jeremy on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T19:12:52Z

I find www.tweetfeel.com amazing with real-time sentiment.

Comment from Deborah White on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T19:09:06Z

Not so sure about cliqset. Has anyone checked this site out. A while ago, one minute it was there then, "poof" it was gone. Now it's back and asking for the info I gave once before.

Yahoo sign in provided a warning about the site. Something on the line " yahoo doesn't consider their address a valid web address"

Know anything about this?

Just wondering.

Comment from Xavier Damman on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T19:04:20Z

+ Tweetag (http://tweetag.com)
A filtering and publishing platform to publish tweets on online media websites
(btw, we just moved to SF)

Comment from Rachel Petersen on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T19:03:40Z

Good stuff - I really like Jive and can't live without Tweetdeck.

Another couple to consider:

SlideRocket (www.sliderocket.com - also, a client of mine) is a great online presentation application, offering far more features than are available in other web-based presentation apps, including asset management, collaboration and analytics. It's very cool and I haven't come across another app quite like it.

Box.net is another service I've been using quite a bit lately. Store docs online and invite folks to view them, you know when someone has downloaded the document/clicked on a link. No files ever bounce from being too large for email, etc.

Comment from Joshua Feldman on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T18:25:33Z

Great collection. My favorites are http://www.bit.ly and http://www.boilingpage.com. Especially BoilingPage since it has lot more verticals than any other players and my favorite in BoilingPage is http://music.boilingpage.com ..

Comment from Pam on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T18:07:28Z

Thanks for including Lexalytics, Richard. Looking forward to the Real-Time Web Report and Summit!

Comment from Vassil on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T17:42:17Z

www.Blogtronix.com and our new microsocial www.blurt.it

Comment from Steve on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T17:26:47Z

Hi,

Don't forget Gelato (real-time search meets online dating).

Here's the RWW story from last week:
Gelato: The Friendfeed of Dating.

Comment from Jordan Brown on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T17:25:43Z

Yammer.com?

Comment from Govinda on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T17:24:22Z

How about www.sagoon.com-updating real-time information

Comment from Joseph Quattrone53 on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T17:21:12Z

Socialmention.com is great as well. It's a lot like Collecta, but with different tabs for blog/microblog/bookmarks etc.

Comment from Eric Melin on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T17:19:33Z

At Spiral16, our web-based monitoring dashboard Spark offers real-time social media monitoring and 3D virtualization. Check it out--I think it should be on your list!

thanks,
Eric Melin
@Spiral16

Comment from Lauren Vargas on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T16:54:48Z

Thank you for including us on this esteemed list! There is a lot of exciting potential and opportunity in this space.

Lauren Vargas
Community Manager at Radian6
@VargasL

Comment from Colin on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T16:36:42Z

I think www.buzzfeed.com should be on this list too.

Comment from sacha arts on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T16:19:05Z

A great new company you may want to consider including is ClientShow (www.clientshow.com). They have a real-time data application developed for creative agencies and their clients to better interact with each other when collaborating on design, marketing and advertising projects.

Comment from Connie Bensen on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T15:58:09Z

Techrigy SM2 offers real time alerts for social media monitoring.

We have a professional version and a Freemium.

Connie Bensen
Director of Community Strategy
Techrigy / Alterian
@cbensen

Comment from Jennifer Zeszut on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T15:53:26Z

Thanks for including Scout Labs, Richard, and see you in 2 weeks at the Summit.

Comment from Wendy on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T15:04:17Z

j.mp in stead of bit.ly (its theirs)

Comment from Zak on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T14:59:15Z

How about Moreover Technologies - the granddaddy of the Real-time Web!

Comment from Com' On on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T14:55:41Z

what "top"? Looks like a list of companies put together by someone. For example, peoplebrowsr is a complete mess with an impossible to use UI. Some obvious ones like mrtweet and hootsuite is missing, and there is no justification about why they are there.

Comment from Habib Haddad on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T14:51:00Z

You missed a whole category there, real time analytics which Woopra rules :)

Comment from Eran on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T14:50:14Z

http://www.kampyle.com Feedback Analytics on your website in real time

Comment from Lisa Sumiyoshi on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T14:12:49Z

I really like HootSuite for live Twitter stats on my account.

Comment from crowdlens on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T13:56:48Z

Another great startup is CrowdLens, a web based twitter client. Think Google Reader meets twitter. Automatic read-tracking, keyboard shortcuts, inline previews, and oldest unread tweet first.

Comment from Bernard Lunn on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T13:48:34Z

Eelco # 6, I agree, we need more biz oriented real time web apps. I posted my theory on where the killer biz app will be:

http://www.readwriteweb.com/enterprise/2009/09/trading-scarcity-killer-app-for-real-time-web.php

Although we have some of the message bus players, we are keen to find the new ventures that are more at the application layer.

Comment from Walker Hamilton on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T13:33:29Z

FYI, Textpattern has plugins now that supports Pubsubhubbub & RSSCloud

Comment from whozman on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T13:32:11Z

livepik.com

Comment from Andy Beard on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T13:19:40Z

Technorati & Blogcatalog

Comment from ITrush on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T13:05:54Z

Great lists, it's nice to know that there are already tons of real time search options to choose from.. Thanks RWW.

Comment from 布里斯班 on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T12:53:11Z

These are really good applications. Wonderful!

Comment from Baxter Tocher on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T12:16:59Z

What about Posterous?

Comment from Christine on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T11:37:40Z

Wow, what a great list! Thanks for the inspiration to check out your fav's.

I really like:
1. TwitterFeed
2. TweetSurge
3. Networkedblogs

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Your Exclusive Social Network Strategy & Business Management/QuickBooks Solutions Expert
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Comment from Susan on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T11:16:22Z

Please add:

1. Friendfeed.com
2. Building43.com

Thanks!
@SusanBeebe

Comment from robert on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T11:12:17Z

urtak

Comment from Marco Ripanti on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T11:07:57Z

Great list, but I think a bunch of URLs are missing.

How do you define realtime web ?

Marco

Comment from mugur on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T11:01:47Z

What is yahoo! meme?

Comment from Lawrence Hall on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T10:59:20Z

http://www.zoopla.co.uk - Keep track of current home values and your property's performance (UK only)

Comment from Elena Benito-Ruiz on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T10:59:17Z

Thanks for the mention!

Comment from Informixx on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T10:43:04Z

Yahoo! Meme is not included in the list?

Comment from Florent on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T10:28:37Z

Our sentiment based search engine uses realtime data:
http://rankspeed.com

Comment from eelco on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T10:19:55Z

Is the Real Time Web only about real time social stuff? I would expect more emphasis on web application integration by the propagation of real business events (almost all of the companies above are focusing on blogs and microblogs). Or is that really a next phase?

Comment from Lonnie on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T10:18:25Z

Pitchengine.com

Jason Kintzler built a Social Media Release platform without VC funding and built it, through social media, to 10,000 users in less than a year.

Comment from luca on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T10:17:47Z

Richard, our realtime Search Engine Tweefind.com should be under your radar :-)
it provides results ordered by a score that measures the "engagement" of users. Highest ranked users' tweets are shown first.

http://www.tweefind.com

More here:
http://www.slideshare.net/filosnet/tweefind-a-rankbased-twitter-search-engine

Tweefind also provides a Wordpress plugin / Anyblog Widget to show related and relevant tweets to your blog posts.

Ciao from Italy

Luca

Comment from Matt Millar on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T10:15:27Z

Misses Live Talkback - but then we are real time mobile and real time web.

Comment from Mark Littlewood on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T10:10:55Z

Tweetmeme.com

Comment from vawerv on 2009-09-28

2009-09-28T10:08:08Z

Yahoo Meme?