Video is now part of the tool set for OneRiot's social Web search. Users can now search for videos that get indexed by what's buzzing. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before ...

Wal-Mart, the retail giant that also happens to be the number one employer in the world, has taken a slight turn with its strategy and has begun to focus on expanding its digital product portfolio.

In November, they rebranded Me.dium, their Boulder software firm, as OneRiot and launched an online search engine that scans the “social Web” — the Twitters, the Diggs, etc. — and gets information ...

Twitter wasnâ t the only company to shout recently about having its first source of revenue after four years of building an Internet company. So did Boulder-based OneRiot. Like Twitter, itâ s selling ...

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Now, as OneRiot, we can allow all internet users – even those who haven’t downloaded our software – to find the pulse of the Web on any topic. We’re also excited to continue working with our fantastic ...

Whenever the subject of real-time search and/or Twitter search comes up, someone inevitably argues that there’s too much noise to make it worthwhile; there are too many random conversations and ...

OneRiot (the social search engine The Next Web covered when they launched in November 2008) have released the Beta version of their search engine, which allows “the first real-time web search for ...

Talk of a new search engine being launched these days is likely to cause a roll of the eyes and thoughts of oh no, not another Google wannabe. However, the OneRiot social search engine does lay claim ...