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Tweets and Social Results Coming to Bing and Google Search

Oct 22, 2009, 7:57 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Both Microsoft and Google announced deals with Twitter recently to add individual Tweets to their search results pages. All the companies involved believe that offering real-time observations about specific events can help end users find more relevant and useful information. Microsoft and Google also announced their own versions of social searching, which can include results from end users' social networks. Twitter also noted that it expects to make an even bigger push into the mobile space, though it didn't share too many details.

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techdiva44

Oct 22, 2009, 10:46 AM

No Thanks

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No thanks, I am not interested in my personal information that I share with Friends and Fans...(lol 🙄 ) with anyone who is searching for a name LIKE mine..
I dont like this one bit

ItsSprintnotwalk

They better allow a tweeter user to opt out/.// or we will cancel tweet//

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