'as it unfolds' search engines.

**Prophet** · 07-26-2009, 06:28 AM

Many use google, but, that doesn't have the 'real-time' searches in things like blogs, twitter, youtube, flickr, etc.
I know of a couple real-time search engines:

Collecta.com and Scoopler.com are known for keeping track of stuff as it unfolds.
Anyone use any others?

**gregair13** · 07-26-2009, 10:16 AM

These look like fun ways to waste time. I sense I will use them.

**jessejames09** · 07-26-2009, 10:24 AM

"gregair13" wrote:

These look like fun ways to waste time. I sense I will use them.

The force is strong in you my friend.

**Purple Floyd** · 07-26-2009, 10:25 AM

"Prophet" wrote:

Many use google, but, that doesn't have the 'real-time' searches in things like blogs, twitter, youtube, flickr, etc.
I know of a couple real-time search engines:

Collecta.com and Scoopler.com are known for keeping track of stuff as it unfolds.
Anyone use any others?

PornTube

**marstc09** · 07-26-2009, 10:33 AM

"Prophet" wrote:

Many use google, but, that doesn't have the 'real-time' searches in things like blogs, twitter, youtube, flickr, etc.
I know of a couple real-time search engines:

Collecta.com and Scoopler.com are known for keeping track of stuff as it unfolds.
Anyone use any others?

Thanks. Those are actually pretty cool.

**NordicNed** · 07-26-2009, 10:43 AM

"Prophet" wrote:

Many use google, but, that doesn't have the 'real-time' searches in things like blogs, twitter, youtube, flickr, etc.
I know of a couple real-time search engines:

Collecta.com and Scoopler.com are known for keeping track of stuff as it unfolds.
Anyone use any others?

Wow,
thanks Prophet,
those are really nice search engines.
I just tried them both out and compaired the two.
Both came up with, up to date and identical order of post's.....This can be very handy for my stock searchs, I'm sure of that...

Go Vikings

NordicNed

**Prophet** · 07-27-2009, 07:43 AM

"NordicNed" wrote:

"Prophet" wrote:

Many use google, but, that doesn't have the 'real-time' searches in things like blogs, twitter, youtube, flickr, etc.
I know of a couple real-time search engines:

Collecta.com and Scoopler.com are known for keeping track of stuff as it unfolds.
Anyone use any others?

Wow,
thanks Prophet,
those are really nice search engines.

I just tried them both out and compaired the two.
Both came up with, up to date and identical order of post's.....This can be very handy for my stock searchs, I'm sure of that...

Go Vikings

NordicNed

You are supposed to use them for important things, like finding out the whereabouts of Michael Jackson's corpse.