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We operate a powerful brand tracking system to monitor branded products sold on Amazon. If you're a brand looking to protect your products, check out www.semantics3.com
Re:A curated list of data science blogs on Thursday August 06, 2015 @11:59AM (#10017368)
We built this neat little app using our new Push notifications API. It allows you to set up price push notifications on any product sold online, regardless of retailer. Check it out here: www.semantics3.com/products/push
Generally, propular sites and products will be refreshed much more frequently - as often as every 24 hours
[Disclaimer] I work at Semantics3.

We've been secretly working on a much more industrial-scale version of this, with a focus on getting price updates for eCommerce products.

Basically you can register a product URL, select the price change event that matters to you, and we'll push it to you via our Push Notifications API.

Its been in the works for a while, but we have MASSIVE scale. Our database is >60 million, and you can get price change push notifications on any of them.

Pretty useful if you're building your own shopping app and want the latest prices! It also helps, especially if you're trying to keep up with Amazon's pricing games.

Link: content.semantics3.com/webhooks-intro

Re:My take on long distance cycling BibShorts on Thursday December 18, 2014 @01:14PM (#8768743)
How would this work with events like Tour de France? Wouldn't there be excessive sweating?
Very interesting concept. Where are you guys manufacturing the products? Do you design these yourselves?

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