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(San Francisco, CA) - December 4, 2012
On November 28, PeopleBrowsr won a temporary restraining order compelling Twitter to continue providing full Firehose access. PeopleBrowsr was due to file in San Francisco Superior Court today for preliminary discovery with a hearing to take place on Wednesday, December 4.

San Francisco, CA (November 28, 2012)

In 48 hours, there have been over 6 million mentions of Osama Bin Laden.

We’ve been monitoring the reactions to Obama’s announcement of Osama’s death on http://research.ly/.

Explore ReSearch.ly and share your experience to win a MacBook Air. Write a creative tweet describing the benefits of ReSearch.ly or make a screen cast on the best way to deep dive into the Twitter stream and tweet us to enter.

Creating communities on the fly has never been so fun! We’ve had such a great time showing our product to marketing managers and social media experts that we thought we’d invite everyone to participate in the action. So far, we’ve seen brilliant approaches to search with our features, and we’re amazed by the different ways you are using ReSearch.ly. We love all the creativity surrounding interest-based graphs, and decided to create a fun Christmas contest for you to demonstrate how you’d like to bring people together based on common interests, topics or trends. And in the spirit of the holidays, our gift is a brand new 11-inch MacBook Air to the creator of the best ReSearch.ly screen cast or the writer of the most creative tweet explaining ReSearch.ly!

The dichotomy of data lies between the freedom and control of information. As individuals, we’re concerned about privacy, yet we fight for transparency. We worry about Big Brother tracking our every movement but in truth, there is not one central governing body. We’re in the midst of an Inverted Orwellian Revolution, in which we curate our own realities by choosing to participate in online communities.

This year marks a critical awakening in the shift of power between those who produce information, those who obtain it, and those who share it. With real-time social media, we are rethinking the flow of information between individual actors, influencers, journalists, governments, and corporations. The recent events surrounding WikiLeaks heightens our awareness of how culture is shaping on the digital frontier. As pioneers in the field of data analytics, we’ve been watching this story through the lens of social research.

From November 29th to December 6th, we extracted all mentions of #WikiLeaks on Twitter to gain a better understanding of the conversation climate on the social web. We wanted to gain insight into how communities were forming groups based on shared beliefs, and the general sentiment surrounding news events. In total, we found 49, 484 mentions of WikiLeaks on Twitter, over a period of 8 days.

Extend your ReSearch.ly Free Trial by a day, simply by publishing a link to a ReSearch.ly Result

It’s been 7 days since the launch of ReSearch.ly, and we’re amazed by the cool search results that you’re sharing online. Since we love to see you play with ReSearch.ly and appreciate the feedback from those of you who have asked for trial extensions, we had an idea. To celebrate our first week live, we’re offering a special promotion to our early adopters: we’re going to extend your 7 day Free Trial for a further 7 days...

As the evolution of the social-semantic web continues, we’re happy to be introducing our game-changing new product, Research.ly. Designed for Online Marketers, Brand Managers, and Social Media Experts, ReSearch.ly creates instant communities in real-time with viral analytics and viral search. With marketers and researchers in the midst of an inverted Orwellian Revolution, ReSearch.ly enables trustworthy engagement in Twitter’s social hub with the most relevant and reliable contextual data.

From Social Graph to Interest Graph

Search is a social act, which relies on the collective trust of communities. These communities are forming instantly around ideas or interests, rather than through social connections. ReSearch.ly creates instant communities from conversational context and is the next generation in understanding the ‘big picture’ of social impressions across relational interest graphs.