Yahoo also wants to launch a real-time search service
After both Google and Microsoft announced last week that they would be integrating information from Twitter and Facebook into their search engines in future, Yahoo now also wants to launch a real-time search service.
This was reported by the industry portal Tech Crunch according to the press release. Yahoo is also planning to launch a real-time search engine, but not in direct cooperation with Twitter or Facebook like its competitors. According to Tech Crunch, the company wants to work with an existing, specialized real-time search engine instead. One Riot is under discussion. Together with the real-time search provider, a new Yahoo product is to be launched on the market in the near future.
Yahoo has not yet officially confirmed the rumors about the partnership with One Riot. However, according to the report, the company admits that real-time search is an important topic for Yahoo and that various tests are currently underway to determine the extent to which such a search can be useful for users. Only after a detailed evaluation of the results will Yahoo decide whether real-time search will be integrated.
Yahoo has not yet officially confirmed the rumors about the partnership with One Riot. However, according to the report, the company admits that real-time search is an important topic for Yahoo and that various tests are currently underway to determine the extent to which such a search can be useful for users. Only after a detailed evaluation of the results will Yahoo decide whether real-time search will be integrated.
