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Real time search comes to Google : Twitter results displayed

By Kevin OKeefe

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Real time search came to Google yesterday. Twitter results are now streamed into the top of search results pages so that you can see what people are saying about the subject searched in real time. Lawyers should not view this as gimmick. Imagine being able to get lawyers' and business peoples' reactions to cases, news, and legal stories in real time. Doing so you may be able to find the people with the most knowledge on the subject. Want to get real time information on items being discussed at a conference and who's discussing them? Turn to real time search at Twitter. Here's a YouTube Video depicting the Twitter search results displayed on Google. Below that are three screen shots to show you how you can get to the Twitter results if you are not seeing them on Google...continue to full post

Full post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on December 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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