On my previous post on the Hyper-relevant data topic I’ve used the AlchemyData News services to update my telegram channel
The AlchemyData News indexes near 300k English language news and blog articles every day with historical search available for the past 60 days. You can query the News API directly with no need to acquire, enrich and store the data yourself – enabling you to go beyond simple keyword-based searches.
Now I’m using AlchemyData news to query blogs and on-line websites about #WatsonIoT topic to create tweets with the hyper-relevant results.
To automate my Twitter feed I’m using node-RED:
The flow is very simple, I’m using the Watson Alchemy data news with #WatsonIoT as key search:
and a Tweet node to produce the tweets:
Here is my Twitter profiles with hyper-relevant tweets:
Also I will share my new blog posts to Twitter 🙂
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