Google Real-Time search uses the publishing technologies of platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Yahoo Answers and blogging to populate Google’s search results.
Does this mean my Facebook status updates and latest Tweets could end up the first page of search results within Google?
The answer is yes. Hot or trending topics seem to trigger this effect automatically. Right now if you tweet about Tiger Woods there is a chance your twitter post could be streamed on the front page of Google’s real-time search results for “Tiger Woods.”
