Comments on: Digg.com to replace its SHOUT feature http://technotip.org/diggcom-to-replace-its-shout-feature/ A Blog For Bloggers, Internet Marketers and Designers! Tue, 17 Jan 2012 00:36:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Satish http://technotip.org/diggcom-to-replace-its-shout-feature/#comment-11850 Satish Wed, 20 May 2009 18:13:22 +0000 http://technotip.org/?p=2553#comment-11850 @Hariharakumar, Thanks for sharing this here. After a rumored failure of talks of acquisition, Google is trying to partner with Twitter and perhaps want to index their search results(real time). Google has admitted that their search is not real time when compared to that of twitter. The partnership will make Google to stay in the market as number 1. @Hariharakumar, Thanks for sharing this here.
After a rumored failure of talks of acquisition, Google is trying to partner with Twitter and perhaps want to index their search results(real time). Google has admitted that their search is not real time when compared to that of twitter. The partnership will make Google to stay in the market as number 1.

]]> By: Hariharakumar http://technotip.org/diggcom-to-replace-its-shout-feature/#comment-11845 Hariharakumar Wed, 20 May 2009 17:34:30 +0000 http://technotip.org/?p=2553#comment-11845 "Its inevitable for Digg to give importance to Twitter and FaceBook which has grown up so fast." Yes, even the big player Google is trying to partner with Twitter for providing users with latest and hottest news, trends. "There is a presumption that somehow you cannot have multiple solutions that co-exist," Schmidt said. He then indicated that perhaps a partnership was more likely: "We do not have to buy everybody to work with them, the whole principle of the Web is people can talk to each other." - from <a href="http://news.cnet.com/8301-13577_3-10245361-36.html" rel="nofollow">Webware</a> article "the search engine's chairman and chief executive, Eric Schmidt, hinted that it could become a partner of the micro-blogging site." - from <a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/may/19/google-twitter-partnership" rel="nofollow">guardian.co.uk</a> “Its inevitable for Digg to give importance to Twitter and FaceBook which has grown up so fast.”

Yes, even the big player Google is trying to partner with Twitter for providing users with latest and hottest news, trends.

“There is a presumption that somehow you cannot have multiple solutions that co-exist,” Schmidt said. He then indicated that perhaps a partnership was more likely: “We do not have to buy everybody to work with them, the whole principle of the Web is people can talk to each other.” – from Webware article

“the search engine’s chairman and chief executive, Eric Schmidt, hinted that it could become a partner of the micro-blogging site.” – from guardian.co.uk

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