January 15, 2010 – 11:24 am
Today, OneRiot announced the broad availability of RiotWise, an ad network for the real-time web. The network can provide contextually relevant ads to real-time applications, clients and search engines. Developers have flexibility in displaying the ads from traditional banner displays to integration into the real-time stream. Based on its pilot, OneRiot reports [...]
November 11, 2009 – 11:06 am
OneRiot and Taptu announced that they have joined forces to create the first ever real time mobile search engine. Taptu, headquartered in Cambridge, U.K, provides a mobile friendly search engine that can be accessed via any mobile browser or an iPhone app, while OneRiot, based in Boulder, Colorado, offers a real time search engine. [...]
September 23, 2009 – 5:04 pm
OneRiot today announced the launch of its OneRiot Developer Network (ORDN), the official support network for OneRiot API partners. The network will be led by OneRiot co-founder Robert Reich. Based in Boulder, Colorado, OneRiot is a real-time search engine that seeks to find the pulse of current web conversations across traditional and social [...]
September 2, 2009 – 11:59 am
September’s Boulder Edition of the New Tech Meetup saw many familiar faces at the podium but fewer than normal attendees. For the first time in months, all attendees were welcomed to the Wolf Law building not only by DJ @biglifeline who was spinning one hit wonders for the night, but also an available seat. [...]
August 28, 2009 – 8:58 am
OneRiot announced today that it has secured a $7M Series C round led by its existing venture capital firms, Appian Ventures, Commonwealth Capital Ventures and Spark Capital. The company’s real-time search engine powers OneRiot.com and its API is used by third parties to deliver real-time search results. OneRiot differs from a traditional search [...]
August 19, 2009 – 4:14 pm
Today Boulder based OneRiot launched RiotFeeds, a Twitter-based service where users receive realtime links and tweets from a directory of over twenty topics hand-chosen by the company. For example, signing up for the “Laughs and Memes” feed will return link-enabled tweets from FunnyOrDie, FailBlog, Cracked, and CollegeHumor. Subscribing to “Sports” will return link-enabled tweets [...]
Today, Boulder-based OneRiot announced that its search engine will update in real time to provide users results of the most socially relevant content from across the social web. OneRiot draws on web traffic, video, Twitter posts that contain links, and in this most recent release contents from Digg, all of which are indexed to [...]
With standing-room-only becoming the norm, the April Boulder/Denver New Tech Meetup (Boulder Edition) found a relaxed crowd amid the warming spring climate. Host Robert Reich began with announcements, the most notable of which was Law Professor Brad Bernthal reminding the audience of CU’s Entrepreneurship Week. This confluence of activities begins with a luncheon on Monday, [...]
Today Boulder-based OneRiot released an alpha version of its Twitter Search, which takes a unique approach to crawling the increasingly popular micro-blogging site. OneRiot, a company determined to “find the pulse of the internet,” applies this same strategy to Twitter by only producing search results that include URL links, or web addresses that Twitter customers [...]
March 10, 2009 – 12:26 pm
Today, OneRiot today revealed the web’s first real-time video search. Instead of returning results based on historical hits, OneRiot’s search prioritizes videos that are popular at the time of the search. For example, a search for “Watchmen” on OneRiot’s video search provides a variety of reviews, scenes from the opening, and trailers posted [...]
