Wikipedia now has a definition for Real-Time Web

By On July 9, 2009 · Leave a Comment

A while ago a wrote a blog article called What is the real-time Web?. At this time (19/04/2009) even Wikipedia did not have a definition for what “real-time web” was. It does now.

The definition is short and sweet:

Real-time web is the concept of searching for and finding information online as [...]

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Microsoft Bing.com round table thoughts

By On July 1, 2009 · 1 Comment

A couple of days ago I blogged that I was going to attend a Microsoft bing round table. I’ve now attended and here are the key points and interesting facts that I took from the event. You can also search for #meetbing on twitter for relevant tweets.

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Bing.com round table

By On June 27, 2009 · 2 Comments

On Monday between 19:00 and 21:00 I’m going to a Bing roundtable (round table) in London. The event is being organise by Colin Mercer and is described as:

a small round-table event to discuss Bing and since we saw your recent tweet regarding comparative search results between Bing and Google, we thought [...]

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Caplin Systems Blog Post – What is the real-time web?

By On April 28, 2009 · Leave a Comment

About a week ago I wrote a blog article at work entitled “What is the real-time web?“. I’m seeing even more tweets and posts about the real-time web and I’d love to hear if other people agree with my opinion on what the real-time web is.

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What is the “real-time web”?

By On April 20, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Are we really seeing the real-time web? The phrase “real-time web” has been streaming its way around the Internet for a while now. It’s presently being used to describe information being available in search results as soon as it has been published by its author. Examples of this are Twitter…

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