Hi AltSearchEngines, we’re OneRiot – a social search engine that finds the pulse of the web.

Like other search engines, we keep a running record of the contents of the Internet. However, unlike other search engines, we prioritize that information based on its current popularity with our community. This makes OneRiot’s search results relevant, fresh, friendly, and pulsing with “real-time energy.”

News Flash!

OneRiot, the social search engine that finds the pulse of the web, is unveiling today the world’s first real-time web search for video. Traditional video search often returns out-of-date content because the videos are indexed based on “historical hits” rather than what is hot right now. OneRiot has created the first real-time index of video on the web. Searching for videos on OneRiot returns relevant results that reflect what people are watching, sharing and Twittering about right now.

OneRiot’s search is not limited to certain sites and delivers video results from the entire web including YouTube, Google Video, Hulu, MSNBC, ESPN, MetaCafe, and many others. The search results change throughout the day based on what videos are being watched in real-time making them extremely fresh and relevant.

This launch marks a major milestone for the company pushing OneRiot from Alpha to Beta status with a web design refresh.

“The web pages people care about change every minute of the day and so do the videos that people want to watch,” said Kimbal Musk, CEO of OneRiot. “Our unique approach to search enables users to find the news and videos that are pulsing with real-time energy.”

This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 10th, 2009 at 11:00 am and is filed under In Beta, Innovations, Updates, Verticals. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.