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Firefox Brands RSS – It’s Official
The next version of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer will adopt Firefox’s little orange RSS feed icon. That, effectively, is what will visually brand…
Technorati Begins Cooking Up Ideas in their New “Kitchen”
Let’s see, Yahoo offers betas at Yahoo Next, Google at Google Labs, Microsoft in their Sandbox, and AOL on their Beta Central…
New People and Company Search Tools from ZoomInfo
ZoomInfo, a “people search” company I wrote about in the SearchDay article Searching for People with ZoomInfo back in March, has released…
Melissa Data’s Hearty Buffet Of Lookup Databases Grows Larger, More Useful
Back in 2003, my SearchDay article A Hearty Buffet of Look-Up Databases looked at the many free online databases that Melissa Data,…
Create Your Own Collection Of Searchable RSS Feeds With ScoopGo & Blogdigger Groups
A quick post to point out Tara’s recent item (when Tara writes, we read) about ScoopGo, a new tool that allows the…
Links to RSS Feeds and Podcasts from the U.S.Government
Here’s a quickie set of reference links for you. If you’re looking for RSS feeds and podcasts from U.S. Government, FirstGov offers…
People Search Engine, Zoom Info, Adds New Services and Features
ZoomInfo, the Boston-based, privately-held “people search” company that we’ve blogged about several times and Chris wrote a SearchDay overview about, is adding…
UK: 192.com Directory Adds Genealogy Services
Netimperative reports that popular UK-based suite of directory databases, 192.com has added a genealogy service to its list of online offerings that…
Feedster Beta Tests “FeedRank” Sort and WordPress Only Search
I noticed a change on one of Feedster’s UIs today (the one at FeedSter.net to be specific) that allows a searcher to…
Eurekster Launches Community-Powered Search “Swickis”
Eurekster, known for its personalized social search efforts, has introduced a new service aimed at personal and small business web site owners…