Omgili, a search engine that searches forums, discussion boards, newsgroups, and Q and A sites, has launched a ‘buzz tracker’ called Omgili Stream.

Omgili Stream returns results based on how recently they have appeared, thereby indicating the level of ‘buzz’.

While the results are sorted chronologically, you can also filter them according to such factors as the minimum number of replies, language, and where the search term appears (in the title, topic, or replies). You can also opt to generate Twitter search results on the left of the page.

Omgili hunts through an impressive 7 million posts a day, and is therefore pretty useful in keeping track of what people are saying about you, your products, your competitors, and so on.

Give it a whirl here: Omgili

Source: Erick Schonfeld, “Omgili Stream Offers Another Discussion Tracker For the Web,” TechCrunch, March 20, 2009

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