Twitter Acquires Search Service Summize

by Scott Beale on July 15, 2008 · 1 comment

Twitter + Summize

Twitter has just announced that it has acquired the excellent search service Summize. The Summize website has already been setup as a Twitter branded sub-domain and the Summize engineers will be moving to San Francisco to work at the Twitter offices.

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1 konterkariert July 15, 2008 at 10:35 am

This makes much sense, because Summize offers great Sentiment Analysis technology.

With Summize Twitter is now a gold mine for Web Data Mining and Web Monitoring.

Ford could ask Twitter, how their products do. If the people like their new car or not. Ford could pay Twitter to monitor all their products and get alarmed, if the twitter crowd of early adopters talks bad about a particular auto.

Twitter + Summize is like ICQ + Nielsen//NetRatings on steroids

I will make a deeper comment on the relationship between Twitter and Summize, here, later
http://konterkariert.tumblr.com/post/42355329/t...

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