November 30, 2005
Yahoo Mail RSS Reader Integrates Blogs into Email
Yahoo has announced the extension of its RSS services with the addition of RSS feeds in the new beta version of Yahoo! Mail. Search Engine Journal has more news and screenshots.
November 30, 2005
Yahoo has announced the extension of its RSS services with the addition of RSS feeds in the new beta version of Yahoo! Mail. Search Engine Journal has more news and screenshots.
European search engine Seekport (www.seekport.co.uk) has launched a new blog search feature, the first dedicated European blog search.
Blog search results are indicated with an icon in the Seekport interface and users can narrow their search to one of 11 categories, including computing; cars and motoring; travel and holidays; government and politics; and business and finance.
Every hour, especially active blogs are indexed at www.seekport.co.uk and sorted by relevance and when they were last updated. Seekport provides easy access to British, German, French, Spanish and Italian blogs.
“Without an easy way to search blogs, internet users are missing out on some of the web’s richest and most original content,� says Joachim Kreibich, managing director for Seekport Internet Technologies GmbH. “No other search engine has a comparable, language-specific blog search to offer.�
JOAB seems to think so, and cites a number of people who are not happy with the service. Certainly abusing your customers who complain and calling them names doesn’t make for good customer service…indeed you usually know when a company is in deep trouble when the staff start to lash out at customers for internal problems.
dustbury.com has an interesting list of blogging types.
Nick Wilson has announced, literally out of the blue, that he has sold is flagship site ThreadWatch to Aaron Hall of SEOBook fame for an undisclosed sum, to spend more time with Performancing.
Fresh from value the Druge Report at $120 million USD, Om Malik warns of a terrible new danger to Americans as part of the war on terror: your podcast can be hijacked. Osama Bin Laden has had enough of Adam Curry and is going to hijack his show. Whether or not he will subsequently be hailed as a hero and awarded a full pardon for 9/11 is yet to be seen, but is shortening in odds.
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Got to love this headline from Steve Rubel Report: RSS Is a Target for Worms. Perhaps now I’m 30 maybe I’m regressing to 15 but all I could think of was that Dave Winer must have forgotten to take his worm tables again and his toilet bowl is showing the affects. But I couldn’t make jokes about RSS and worms without finishing it off in really poor taste, because there is a solution to worms: an Atom bomb :-)
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Fine Fools site Jack of all Blogs has launched JOAB labs, with their first new service being the Girls of Web 2.0.
TextDrive, the hosting company that originally started out as an off-shot from the developers of the TextPattern blogware, has been sold to Joynet.
“Joyent’s innovative, network-based collaboration software combined with TextDrive’s proven expertise in building high performance hosted solutions, creates a company delivering compelling network-based applications over a 100% reliable and scalable infrastructure,” said David Young, CEO of Joyent.
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November 29, 2005
Day 75 of 100 blogs in 100 days comes to us from Gonzalo
Blog: Wasted Blog
About: “It’s a funny blog, updated daily, with funny pictures and videos, weird and funny news found online. I think it’s ideal for people who blog quite a lot, to take a break from blogging with some funny stuff found on the blogosphere. We publish funny/weird/amazing content submitted by bloggers.”
So drop on by to Wasted Blog and let Gonzalo know what you think.
Tags: 100 blogs in 100 days