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An algorithm on a server would check for an unusually high number of searches on news sites for the same term. When found, it would send an alert to:
This desktop gadget, which would flash a red light icon and display the associated search term.
Google Trends
http://www.google.com/trends
[Klaatu, Sep 29 2011]
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Exclude entertainment industry news. |
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//This desktop gadget, which would flash a red light
icon and display the associated search term.// |
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This sounds very similar to "trends" on Twitter. |
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Bun (+), but [rcarty] got this mostly right. I'd only
like to know if Beaber OD'd or something so some
amount of weighting of different topics would be
good. |
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// entertainment industry news // |
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"...rogue planet takes out moon, film at 11..." |
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At 7:30pm EDT, everyone search Google News for
"pancakes". |
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Result (thousands of hits):
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2
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1
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7:30pm^
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