Summize: Twitter Search Engine – Free Line Report 5.5.08
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Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
Summize is a simple Twitter search engine.
Travis Campbell sent us a video tutorial on some free software that can search through images and videos in a snap. The software is called Picklens, and it works in almost every single web browser on the market.
AT&T launched its own streaming video service yesterday, allowing MobileTV capable cellphones access to all of your favorite television shows for just 15$ a month.
We have a link to a free and informative video on WholeSaleTraffic.com that will show you how to beat Google at it’s new game. The video shows you how to get your Adwords clicks at wholesale prices, make over ONE MILLION dollars in less than 9 months and easily TRIPLE your ROI from Google Adwords. If you took a monetary hit from Google’s recent change in the way it does Adwords, you need to watch this video.
People wanting to see a fight between two web giants will be disappointed, as Microsoft walked away from its Yahoo bid on Saturday, after raising it to 47.5 billion dollars. Yahoo turned down the higher bid, and instead of taking it to the shareholders like Microsoft originally threatened, they just let the whole thing go.
[...] While Microsoft continues to strike out in the mergers and acquisitions department, microblogging kingpin Twitter seems to have there game under control, announcing the purchase of the search engine Summize. The newly named “Twitter Search” does everything that Summize used to do, only under a different name. You might remember Summize from our report on May 5th. [...]