Internet Time Machine finds new trends before they become popular

BOSTON, Sept. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- The idea that someone can look into the future and see what will become popular took a huge leap forward recently with the release of the text analytics software at The Internet Time Machine.com. Based on applying advanced economic theory and equations to the Internet search world, the Internet Time Machine acts as a clairvoyant trends, niche, and product identifier.

"We took the idea of supply and demand in economics and applied it to the Internet in terms of what people are searching for and talking about, yet are having a hard time finding. Demand would be search volume, forum conversations, blogs, etc. and supply would be organic search results and pay per advertising appearances," says founder Curt Dalton. "We study information from over 55,000,000 sources and parse out the nouns and noun phrases every 24 hours. New products, trends, and niches, tend to be noun based, so we don't even track verbs or adjectives."

For most companies the easy solution is to use some of the digging software that is available from big box companies out there, but The Internet Time Machine software is completely written from scratch and written "in house". "This job was so immense, that we required some of the sharpest minds and programmers in the world, the first person I thought of was Ali Khan," added Curt Dalton.

For more information, visit www.theinternettimemachine.com/