OneRiot es tal y cómo se definen ellos mismos un buscador a tiempo real.
People use OneRiot to find the news, blogs and videos that the social web is buzzing about right now – the latest, breaking stuff that your friends think is important
Creen que el contenido realmente interesante es el de tus amigos, conocidos o familiares hablando sobre temas de interés social. Es decir que si llego a casa y me encuentro que me estan robando les hago una foto y la cuelgo en twitter y facebook OneRiot se entera y esa información es más relevante que el post que alomejor estoy escribiendo ahora.
Let’s say something monumental happens, like a plane gets swarmed by birds and goes down in the Hudson River. If someone by the river snaps a picture of the event and immediately posts it online, people all the way over in Los Angeles can start following that event “in realtime.” Passengers are rescued, the plane is pulled out of the river, the captain becomes a hero – and right as these things are happening, people are following along on the web. However, while this as-it-happens information exists online, it’s often difficult to find or sort through. OneRiot organizes the realtime web so that you can easily find that information.
