Comments on: Blogging makes the world go around (at least in part) http://specht.com.au/michael/2005/09/20/blogging-makes-the-world-go-around-at-least-in-part/ A blog from Australia looking at technology, enterprise 2.0, management, Human Resources (HR) and recruitment. Thu, 18 Mar 2010 09:53:13 +1100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Michael Specht http://specht.com.au/michael/2005/09/20/blogging-makes-the-world-go-around-at-least-in-part/comment-page-1/#comment-860 Michael Specht Wed, 21 Sep 2005 21:07:56 +0000 http://www.specht.com.au/michael/2005/09/20/blogging-makes-the-world-go-around-at-least-in-part/#comment-860 I tend to agree dave, I forgot to add pubsub to the list in my post, I find they have some quality content as well. I tend to agree dave, I forgot to add pubsub to the list in my post, I find they have some quality content as well.

]]> By: David McClure http://specht.com.au/michael/2005/09/20/blogging-makes-the-world-go-around-at-least-in-part/comment-page-1/#comment-859 David McClure Wed, 21 Sep 2005 15:52:21 +0000 http://www.specht.com.au/michael/2005/09/20/blogging-makes-the-world-go-around-at-least-in-part/#comment-859 personally, i've found Feedster to be a better resource for blog search. full disclosure: i'm an angel investor, so obviously i have some bias. however, for a while earlier this year technorati was giving better results, but recently feedster has really been the best of the bunch for me. not sure what's up with technorati, but they have been experience some growth pains lately i think. icerocket isn't bad, but doesn't seem to have as much coverage. google blog search seems to pick up a number of dynamic RSS feeds that people have saved, but not as much differentiation and breadth for original sources. anyway, i tend to watch all 4 sources lately (Feedster, Google Blog search, T'rati, Icerocket). but i'm also a nerd and a half and about as narcisisstic as you can get. - dave mcclure www.simplyhired.com personally, i’ve found Feedster to be a better resource for blog search. full disclosure: i’m an angel investor, so obviously i have some bias. however, for a while earlier this year technorati was giving better results, but recently feedster has really been the best of the bunch for me. not sure what’s up with technorati, but they have been experience some growth pains lately i think. icerocket isn’t bad, but doesn’t seem to have as much coverage. google blog search seems to pick up a number of dynamic RSS feeds that people have saved, but not as much differentiation and breadth for original sources.

anyway, i tend to watch all 4 sources lately (Feedster, Google Blog search, T’rati, Icerocket). but i’m also a nerd and a half and about as narcisisstic as you can get.

- dave mcclure
http://www.simplyhired.com

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