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"SezWho, a comment-tracking service that recently introduced  a set of APIs to broaden its reach among a variety of Web services, has announced the acquisition of Tejit, a startup that described as a provider of semantic intelligence solutions. SezWho claims that the purchase of Tejit will aid in making reputation scores of contributors to conversations ranked by SezWho more precise and allow for \u201Cdeeper interpretation of content.\u201D\nAs part of Tejit\u2019s infusion into SezWho\u2019s business, its CEO, Indus Khaitan, will officially join SezWho\u2019s operations as the head of development efforts. Given the fact that Khaitan has spend time a good deal of time building Tejit\u2019s semantic engine, beginning first in 2007 for personal purposes and later expanding its power to analyze not only his favorite sites, but millions of blogs, he is likely to facilitate the combination of the two entities quite effectively. \nAccording to Tejit\u2019s homepage, it has been in the process of creating \u201Ca new kind of discovery engine of user-generated content,\u201D called tejit/360. The goal for the engine is to employ Natural Language Processing, or NLP, the core function of semantic search and analysis tools, to better determine and classify data. (Of people, things, etc.) As stated in site copy, Tejit managed in its alpha stage to track some 3.67m blogs and 5.02m Twitter messages.  The site is currently offline, however, if you were hoping to check it out."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://mashable.com/2008/05/28/sezwho-acquires-tejit/>