Google has stopped offering Google Real-time Search, a search engine that content on various social networks indexeerde. The step of the search giant follows on the expiry of an agreement with Twitter.
Google introduced the Real time Search option in October 2009. The option offers internet users the ability to post on social networks to search. This indexeerde Google a variety of sources, including Google Blog Search, Friend Feed, Google Buzz, Myspace and Facebook, but Twitter could be seen as one of the main sources for Real-time Search.
This past weekend, for example, a Real-time Search-site from the Google servers, without further information. The exact reason Monday was clear; the agreement that Google with Twitter in 2009 had closed in order to access a real-time stream of Twitter messages, was on June 2, expired without being extended. Why the deal was not extended, remains unclear.
Google has on Search Engine Land to know that the plan is to have the Real-time Search function in the future to offer, but the company does not mention any term. However, let the search giant have los that are recently opened Google+service, which is seen as a Facebook counterpart, a prominent role to play in a new search engine for social network messages.