Bloglines/Ask.com launches Blog Search
May 31, 2006 | Filed Under General | Leave a Comment
The company that is Ask.com and Bloglines has launched a new Blog & Feed Search site based at blogsearch.ask.com.
This search engine is unique in that rather than crawling various blogs, ala Technorati and others, it searches the feeds being subscribed to by Bloglines subscribers.
Techcrunch has more…
Taking the fight to Technorati’s Door - Gnoos launches
May 31, 2006 | Filed Under Products | 6 Comments
The first serious competitor to Technorati that I’ve seen in quite some time appears to have launched. Australian site Gnoos has launched.
A quick runthrough of some various searches came up with a wide variety of international responses, without much blogspam showing up, and significantly faster than what I’ve seen Technorati do for a very […]
Monetization, Text Links, and when the heck do I put ads on a site?
May 31, 2006 | Filed Under General | 2 Comments
Over at Entrepreneur’s Journey, Yaro takes a look at how to sell text links with Adbrite:
I’ve recently become impressed with the potential for making money from a website by selling text link ads.
Yaro talks about using Adbrite as well as using Text Link Ads on his blogs.
I echo Yaro’s successes. While […]
A look at the Memediggers
May 31, 2006 | Filed Under General | Leave a Comment
Some of the best reviews and in-depth reporting on the Web 2.0 world has been coming out of The Social Software Blog over at Weblogs, Inc..
Today is no exception, as Marshall Kirkpatrick digs into four Memediggers - Digg, Reddit, Meneame, and Hugg:
Call them memediggers, community moderated news sites, or digg clones. User submitted news moderated […]
How I Blog: Rich Ottum
May 31, 2006 | Filed Under How I Blog | Leave a Comment
This is the seventh post in our “How I Blog” series. To read the rest, visit the archives. Interested in participating? Drop us a note about ‘How I Blog’ along with a photo or yourself or your blogging space at tips [at] blogmedia [dot] biz.
Rich Ottum, Editor, Blogger.
Most of the subject matter […]
What’s really important? Or why O’Reilly’s trademark argument means nothing to me.
May 30, 2006 | Filed Under News | Leave a Comment
Tim O’Reilly returns from vacation and comments on the Web 2.0 trademark controversy.
Tim’s post is an indepth explanation of the issues involved - and communicates clearly what I’ve always personally held to be the integrity in which he carries himself and operates his business. I’ve no issue with the content of his post.
I do […]
Conflicts of Interest
May 30, 2006 | Filed Under General | Leave a Comment
Over at Techcrunch, Michael Arrington takes on Jason Calacanis over his accusations of conflicts of interest. Arrington makes it clear that he does not accept money for reviews, and never will.
Later in the day, Calacanis responds, disclosing his own conflicts of interest.
Dave Winer and others comment on Techcrunch in the comments.
I think it’s important […]













