How to: start conversations

So you just saw a movie and have something to say about it. Or you had an idea about a Kindle feature and need to share it with the world.
What if someone you know (or, even better, you don’t know) had the same idea? If you follow a lot of tweeps or blogs, it’s often difficult to find the gold nuggets in the stream.
We think Cuesense is good at starting conversations, because we crunch a lot of tweets and blogs and can generally figure out who is talking about what and how. And our busy text crunchers in our data centers are more than happy to work through the night to bring you the news.
So, to find shared ideas in your lists of friends or customers, use the News River.

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