Google launches real-time search site
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Google has launched a search engine dedicated to delivering real-time search results from social networking sites and other live feeds. Google Realtime began life as a feature integrated into the search giant's standard search results. Yesterday, the company announced it was launching a dedicated web page offering real-time results based on live content such as status updates, job adverts, what's on listings and other publicly accessible content from social networking...
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