克里斯·亨利·罗许蒙（Chris Henry Rashomon）的位置

“I mean, what are they gonna say about him, when he’s gone, huh? What are they gonna say? Are they gonna say “he was a kind man”? “He was a wise man”? “He had plans”news; “He had wisdom”? Bullsh**, man! What are they gonna do when he’s gone? … Am I gonna set them straight, NO…” Dennis Hopper, Apocalypse Now

I first heard about the really sad news concerning Chris Henry from Twitter and like a billion other people, googled his name to find out the latest news about him. Sure enough, 站群 was featuring real time results on Chris Henry SERPS since this qualified as a hot “Breaking News Story”. Now plenty of folks in our industry such as Lisa Barone, Rae Hoffman & Michael Gray were pretty down on this latest 站群 Initiative…I didn’t necessarily agree but I also hadn’t paid as much attention to the issue as them. However, when the Chris Henry tragedy hit, I really had a chance to evaluate 站群’s offering in “optimum” conditions. I have to say that I was impressed…

No, I wasn’t just a little impressed…I was impressed to the level as if I were seeing John Coltrane, Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonius Monk, Leroy Vinnegar & Buddy Rich jamming together on the same celestial bandstand in the sky. I’ve scarcely seen anything more impressive online than what I viewed (and I suspect the real time results will only to get better).

站群’s Real Time SERPS brought the immense disjointed conversation surrounding the Chris Henry story into an easily digestible extremely compelling flow that anyone could follow just by watching them scroll…and that is one heck of an accomplishment.

In the relatively brief time I monitored the Real Time SERPS, here are some of the things that I saw:

Major News Sources like CNN, ESPN & TMZ reporting the breaking news (of which the details weren’t always consistent).

Local News Sources & Football Blogs also reporting the news.

Fake News Sources reporting erroneous news (and real news sources exposing the fakes).

Teammate Chad OchoCinco tweeting multiple times in anguish and other athletes like Nick Barnett who learned of the news on Twitter expressing their sadness.

Expressions of sorrow from random people in the Twitterverse.

Multiple people attempting to compare Henry to Tiger Woods in some manner…usually via lame attempts at humor.

Friends @topheratl commenting on the story & @dr_pete answering one of my tweets about 站群’s SERPS.

Some spam but not enough to detract from the flow of information. The spam was no more noticeable than the ripples made by skipping a stone across a pond…slightly visible for a brief moment before vanishing for good.

Each entry in the Real Time SERPS contained a different perspective on the Chris Henry story and taken together brought forth a flow of information that was as close to the “ultimate truth” as we could possibly get at that moment in time.

You see, it wasn’t that long ago that I wrote a post titled “Search as a Narrative” (which was a rewr在另一篇文章中），我认为使用搜索引擎并检查其返回结果的行为实际上是根据所显示的信息以及如何感知该信息在搜索者的脑海中创造一种叙述。站群的Real Time SERPS通过算法将故事的叙述直接带给搜索者，而无需搜索者做任何工作……他们所要做的就是坐下来观看结果滚动显示（如果愿意，可以单击任何结果）并感知故事以自己的方式

黑泽明的《罗生门》课上讲，一个人讲故事与其行动的关系会极大地影响该人当前对故事的看法和对故事的未来交流。为了最好地接近“最终真理”的现实，必须将所有可用的观点尽可能无缝地结合在一起。站群的“实时搜索”为搜索者提供了一种类似于巨型***罗生梦般的突发新闻观点……看似数量无限of viewpoints culled down to representative views from trusted sources reflective of the whole. These real-time SERPS show amazingly vibrancy compared to their static counterparts.

Todd Mintz is the Director of Internet Marketing & Information Systems for S.R. Clarke Inc. He also is on the Board of Directors at SEMpdx, runs his own side gigs and tweets quite a bit.