
MyFeedMe – Always On, Always Looking, Always Learning
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MyFeedMe is your personal research assistant: always on, always looking, always learning. You continuously receive intelligent research on real world events in real time, allowing you to work smarter and achieve more. MyFeedMe is different because it digs deeper, provides you with focused results that are more in tune with your needs, and continuously improves as you use it. Unlike search engines and manual research, MyFeedMe automates and intelligently queries deep web information as it is published, in real time. Features include: 1) MyFeedMe keeps you informed and aware 24 x 7 by following intelligence, news and business insight to you as it develops; 2) MyFeedMe invites you to set up personalised queries so that it knows and learns about the intelligence, news and business insight you are interested in; 3) MyFeedMe learns from your queries and interrogates millions of web sites, blogs, chat rooms, discussion boards and podcasts. You can also add your own links to sites and servers that contain content that interests you and MyFeedMe will permanently track and monitor that content 24 x 7 and find similar, related content from other sources on your behalf; 4) MyFeedMe monitors the web continuously and forwards crucial intelligence, news and business insight to your PC and/or handheld device; and 5) MyFeedMe learns from your use and feedback. You decide how well MyFeedMe is performing and MyFeedMe adjusts its queries and output to reflect your specific need for intelligence, news and business insight. MyFeedMe is not a search engine. It is a continuous query system. It is all about user simplicity, effectiveness and results. MyFeedMe uses cutting edge web 2.0 and web 3.0 technology, specially programmed algorithms and NLP to allow intelligent Internet research. This has been added to the tools section of Research Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog. This has been added to Business Intelligence Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog. This has been added to Deep Web Research Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.
