The Wall Street Journal reports that Google is boosting its efforts to make search results timelier, using a "real time" approach to help find content from sites such as Twitter and Facebook. The service, called Google Realtime Search, can be used separately from the company's main search engine to help people find the latest web conversations on regional and global topics. The service pulls messages posted by users of Twitter and Google Buzz. It also includes messages from certain users of social networking services such as Facebook and MySpace. The posts appear in a continuously updating news feed and search results can be sorted by location.
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