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"Company Name\nTrendrr\n20-Word Description\nTrendrr tracks consumption trends across leading social media and e-commerce sites. Users can track, compare and share graphs easily for free.\nCEO's Pitch\nTrendrr is a service that tracks and graphs consumption trends and activity across the digital spectrum, including social networks, blogs, torrents, Amazon, Craigslist, Twitter, Google, MySpace and leading video sites. The platform allows users to track dynamic data trends over time; compare and mash up data using a virtual scratch pad, and share findings via embed codes, links and easy data exporting. \nDesigned as a dynamic service for individuals who want to track trends for free with an enterprise level solution for businesses, Trendrr captures and illustrates accurate, real-time market intelligence in an easy to use, digestible format.\nMashable's Take\nIf you want to track trends on the Web, you might watch some of the meme watchers. Techmeme, for instance. Or you might venture over to Technorati to see what\u2019s happening in the wide world of blogs. Perhaps Google Trends is your de facto keyword catcher. Well, if you\u2019re searching for something a bit more analytical and multi-faceted in looking at the whos, whats, wheres and whens of online movements past and present, Trendrr is something that you might well find useful.\n\n\n\nThere isn\u2019t immense depth to what Trendrr can provide its users. This isn\u2019t a news reading engine molded through graphical flow charts. It\u2019s more a mix-and-mash utility, pulling information relevant to activity on social networks, blogs, torrent traffic, Amazon, Craigslist, Twitter, Google, and numerous video sites, and displaying said data in a visual fashion. \nWant to track sales of a certain music album? You can. Twitter users, headline-making politicians, and most anyone or anything else you might think of is also possible to put up on its own grid, to be parsed and prodded by anyone who happens to pay it attention. You can interact with Trendrr graphs whether you\u2019ve assembled them yourself or are simply audience to another user\u2019s work. Drag the graph into the TrendrrScratchpad to be compared with another, post comments, vote for items you like, and embed finished products on webpages or social bookmarking and social news sites like Delicious, Digg, and Reddit.\nWhat is particularly appealing about Trendrr is that the relevance of data within a graph does not end with the publishing date. Data continues to arrive. For instance, a Trendrr graph created in late March 2008 with a focus on Google News stories having to do with the names \u201Cbarack obama,\u201D \u201Cjohn mccain,\u201D and \u201Chillary clinton,\u201D has progressed into the present day. If you\u2019re in search of a long-term, automated guide to specific subject matter, Trendrr just so happens to be a near ideal solution. Again, it\u2019s not hard on specifics insofar as news stories are concerned. But for a good number of users it'll do the job.\nEditor's Note: This post is part of an ongoing series at Mashable - The Startup Review, Sponsored by Sun Microsystems Startup Essentials. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here.\nSponsored By: Sun Startup Essentials"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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