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How Much Is Your Blog Worth?

Ever wonder about the dollar value of your blog? Dane Carlson built a caluculator on Technorati’s API to ostensibly figure out the…

By rumo · 28 Oct 2005

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Award Winning Jux2 Meta Engine Sells on eBay for over $100,000

The eBay auction for the award-winning Jux2 meta search engine (also a great tool for checking search engine overlap) has just ended…

By Gary Price · 26 Oct 2005

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Subject Experts Review Wikipedia Entries

The Guardian article: Can you trust Wikipedia?, asked subject experts to review Wikipedia enteries in their areas of expertise. Some very interesting…

By Gary Price · 24 Oct 2005

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AdAge Cynically Leverages Blogosphere

Combine dubious research (comprised of admitted “best-guess extrapolation”), a couple of expert quotes, and the word “blog” in the headline. What do…

By rumo · 24 Oct 2005

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Seeing Flash The Search Engine Way

Phil Bradley points to this site designed to help you understand how search engines view your Flash content.

By Danny Sullivan · 21 Oct 2005

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Adware and Accountability

In what looks like to be the last chapter of Intermix Media’s (formerly eUniverse) checkered spyware past, its former CEO and founder…

By rumo · 21 Oct 2005

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Answers.com Creates One-Click Answers Tool for Wikipedia Content

Word from Answers.com that they have partnered with the Wikipedia Foundation to use Answers.com’s 1-Click Answers technology to create a co-branded version…

By Gary Price · 20 Oct 2005

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Need to Ping? Check out Pingoat!

ResearchBuzz has a short post with news of a new mass-pinging service that Tara seems impressed with. It’s called Pingoat. Now, that’s…

By Gary Price · 20 Oct 2005

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AOL Lays Off 700

AOL just announced they would lay off about 700 employees. This is following the closure of the Orlando service center, which accounts…

By rumo · 19 Oct 2005

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GuruNet Officially Becomes Answers Corporation

I guess it’s all in the name. Fact database GuruNet that became Atomica and then changed back to GuruNet is now offically…

By Gary Price · 19 Oct 2005