Welcome to the Blogosphere, Google!
24The blogosphere is abuzz with Google’s launch of their Blog Search. So far things look pretty interesting, and having a big traditional search player like Google working on blog search is a validation moment for the entire blogosphere.
This will mark a major milestone for the World Live Web. At Technorati, we have a tremendous amount of respect for the Google team and for everything they’ve done in the world of search. I’m sure that they’ll continue to improve over the coming months, perhaps including tags, recent images and links, zeitgeists, blogger tools, and other types of semistructured data. I’m sure that they’ll also start indexing the full-text of blog posts, not just the partial text found in most blog feeds.
I welcome the competition. We’ve got some tricks up our sleeves too – and there’s no doubt that in the end, the competition will end up producing more innovation and better services for bloggers and readers.
Welcome to the party, Google!
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Google launches blog search
So the blackout in Los Angeles recently took down my hosting provider, so I was without email for a bit and had no access to post to my blog for a bit too. All’s well now it seems. The big news today is that Google has launched a beta blog…
Knock ‘em dead, Dave!
Dave, have noticed that Technorati is getting better with it’s feature lately too. Good luck and I welcome all the new tricks that you are going to show us all.
it appears you are fucked. get out soon.
Roundup Of Google Blog Search Commentary
Below, a roundup of bloggers and others talking about the new Google Blog Search service that’s been launched. For more background on the service, see our Google Launches Industrial Strength Blog Search and Thoughts On & Poking At Google Blog Searc…
Google feed / blog search follows MSN, – avoids confusion
Poalo Valdermarin has noticed the Google feed crawler is pinging his blog (via Dave Winer)
The user…
Good luck to both sides. I guess the tougher it is for you guys, the better it is for us bloggers!
Roundup Of Google Blog Search Commentary
Below, a roundup of bloggers and others talking about the new Google Blog Search service that’s been launched. For more background on the service, see our Google Launches Industrial Strength Blog Search and Thoughts On & Poking At Google Blog Searc…
Roundup Of Google Blog Search Commentary
Below, a roundup of bloggers and others talking about the new Google Blog Search service that’s been launched. For more background on the service, see our Google Launches Industrial Strength Blog Search and Thoughts On & Poking At Google Blog Searc…
Competition is good for everyone, especially those who get competed with.
A little over a month ago, I changed my URL from ridingsun.blogspot.com to http://www.ridingsun.com. But Technorati won’t let me “claim” the new URL. It says it’s not claimable.
I emailed tech support about the problem and got no response at all. It’s been several weeks now.
If you want to compete with Google, better user support wouldn’t be a bad place to start.
It doesn’t make a good impression when Google Blog Search only indexed my blog up till 26 May 2005!
Rock on Dave, Technorati is way better that Google’s service – at this point. But I’m feeling a bit biased right now
Google Blog Search the First 12 Hours!
I am sure this morning as Technorati, Pubsub and Feedster staff came to work their was a sense of, oh…
Technorati’s Psychic Search
Background: Google Blog Search, Technorati’s Dave Sifry welcomes Google, blah blah blah.
I guess I was drawn to the mis-spelled tag, gratutude. Click that link which brings up its Technorati tag page. Even though Dave’s entry welcoming Google says, …
Ban investment for DFJ… I guess it will be a good lesson for Stavropoulos – this game is not a cool version of McKinsey, it actually requires some creativity and IQ
Dave. the 800 lbs gorilla just stepped in. he has more money, brainpower, resources and experience than you and all the other search player combined. Good luck. Sincerely.
『あっぱれ -Welcometotheparty!』
GoogleのBlogSearch参入を喜んで迎え撃つTechnoratiのDaveSifryのコメント。あっぱれでいいですね。そもそもブログの認知がまだ低いので、より賑やかになっていいのでしょうね。
Google is stepping in your field, and yes it is a 800 lbs gorilla. You have some time in front of you. Go ahead and make the next moves :
(1)Build a Technorati-blogLiveNews à la news.google.com. (
2)You have to step in their field : be more laymen-friendly
(3)Seek for content delivery accelerator services like Akamai.com or whatever
(4) Make me having a technorati tatoo on my blog to act as an signal to provide extra feature (like automatic trackback from my blogroll buddy; a T-Ranking; …)
You know you have nothing to lose : computer industry is full of second-player-is-the-final-winner. It appends you’re the number one.
Good Luck!
I really like Technorati, the quality of your searches, the tag system, everything. That’s still better than the Google Blog Search at the time being. You know why I really seldom used it? It was way too slow. Keep it as fast as it is right now! You can keep your customers and extend the customer base if a search doesn’t take over 5 seconds…
David Sifry (Technorati)
Roundup Of Google Blog Search Commentary
Below, a roundup of bloggers and others talking about the new Google Blog Search service that’s been launched. For more background on the service, see our Google Launches Industrial Strength Blog Search and Thoughts On & Poking At Google Blog Searc…
Google’s Blog Search looks like familiar Google. Technorati has always looked foreign and run too slowly for me to feel compelled to learn what the point of a tag system is.
Rands on Del.icio.us, Digg, and Technorati
That search gives a 500 Server Error for me right now – although I’m sure that it is probably a temporary glitch.
Dave