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April 6, 2011 12:53 am GMT
Yesterday, at the Data 2.0 Conference in San Francisco, Twitter took the stage with DataSift to announce a new partnership to sell curated tweet data. But there's another company that's been working on some of the same stuff in stealth mode for over a year, and their option will be consumer facing: Bottlenose.While the service isn't quite ready to open its doors just yet, Bottlenose is essentially a real-time data interpretation layer on top of tweets. Well, right now it's tweets, but eventually the plan is to open this data analysis to all types of social information " things like Facebook, Foursquare, etc. The Bottlenose team built an entirely new architecture with from scratch (an extension of the work co-founder Dominiek ter Heide had been doing for a couple years prior)to handle this data coming in. And it matters for consumers because it "totally changes the game in personalization," co-founder Nova Spivack says.
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Stealthy Bottlenose Hopes To Fulfill The Unkept Promise Of Twitter Annotations (And More)
Yesterday, at the Data 2.0 Conference in San Francisco, Twitter took the stage with DataSift to announce a new partnership to sell curated tweet data. But there's another company that's been working on some of the same stuff in stealth mode for over a year, and their option will be consumer facing: Bottlenose.While the service isn't quite ready to open its doors just yet, Bottlenose is essentially a real-time data interpretation layer on top of tweets. Well, right now it's tweets, but eventually the plan is to open this data analysis to all types of social information " things like Facebook, Foursquare, etc. The Bottlenose team built an entirely new architecture with from scratch (an extension of the work co-founder Dominiek ter Heide had been doing for a couple years prior)to handle this data coming in. And it matters for consumers because it "totally changes the game in personalization," co-founder Nova Spivack says.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/OMAFHUopNFw/
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