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Yesterday, we saw how Imagini was using imagery to find a niche in social networks and today, Summize is demonstrating there is still room for innovation in shopping search.
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A similar service called Summize, which brought together Twitter reviews of books, movies and more, was acquired by Twitter for $15 million itself all the way back in 2008 to help power Twitter's own search site.
Google Buys Social Media Company The Huffington Post 2011
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In "How to Listen for Opportunities on Twitter," Brogan states that the most powerful tool you have is the Twitter search engine, formerly known as Summize before Twitter acquired it.
WN.com - Articles related to Panasonic has upped 3D TV production by 30% 2010
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Brogan states that the most powerful tool you have is the Twitter search engine, formerly known as Summize before Twitter acquired it.
WN.com - Articles related to Panasonic has upped 3D TV production by 30% 2010
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In "How to Listen for Opportunities on Twitter," Brogan states that the most powerful tool you have is the Twitter search engine, formerly known as Summize before Twitter acquired it.
WN.com - Articles related to Panasonic has upped 3D TV production by 30% 2010
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Brogan states that the most powerful tool you have is the Twitter search engine, formerly known as Summize before Twitter acquired it.
WN.com - Articles related to Panasonic has upped 3D TV production by 30% 2010
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Twitter Search (formally known as Summize before Twitter acquired it).
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Twitter Search (formally known as Summize before Twitter acquired it).
doggdot.us 2009
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Twitter bought a search engine called Summize in July of 2008, built by a group of former AOL scientists and originally intended to be a sentiment analysis technology.
ReadWriteWeb 2009
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But the company thought enough of its potential to acquire a small New York company called Summize, a group of five engineers, which had built the Twitter search technology.
unknown title 2009
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