Niall scoops Yahoo RSS Search, which I played around with a bit this morning thanks to a ping from him. I got very good results with it. They seemed to spider permalink page HTML, so I would get results from people mentioning me in comments to an entry, but I didn’t get blogroll noise like I do from Technorati. Should be interesting to see where it goes. Should also be interesting to see the spin from Technorati, Feedster, Icerocket, Pubsub, etc in response to one of the giants knocking on their door. ¶
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Roy Schestowitz | July 9th, 2005 @ 8:18 am |
That’s rather disappointing for Google enthusiasts. I have about 5 feeds from MSN search (no clickthrough though, ever), 2 from Yahoo! Finance and 5 from Yahoo! News. Google provide no feeds. I have to use workarounds. There are similar workarounds for eBay or even Static HTML pages.
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