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Short Answer:
- Technorati is a search engine focused on tracking blogs
- Technorati tracks over 80 million blogs
- Searches on Technorati often result in more up-to-date news than Google
- Google launched a competitor to Technorati, Google Blog Search
- Caution, many of the results on Technorati are spam blogs, also known as "splogs"
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Goodbye Technorati RSS. Filling the feeds with junk instead of what I subscribed to is stupid. http://yfrog.com/0t66225372p
@bpujji | November 10, 2009 09:02 PM -
Is there a service that does what technorati sort of used to do: show you blog posts linking to a domain or URL?
@willwilkinson | November 09, 2009 10:20 PM -
What's up w/Technorati search? an old alert I had set up is newly spitting nonsense. to clarify: irrelevant nonsense w/o my search term
@DougH | November 09, 2009 10:13 PM -
Interesting example illustrating what we all know RT @technorati: Why the mainstream media is dying: http://bit.ly/2cdLU9
@BrianFDonahue | November 09, 2009 06:36 PM -
What is wrong with Technorati? Search results are totally off the wall.
@DonnaPapacosta | November 09, 2009 06:35 PM
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Slightly Longer Answer:
- According to their About page, Technorati currently tracks over 80 million blogs. Every time one of those blogs writes something new, they send a ping to Technorati, telling them they've posted something new along with some tags (What are tags?) and basic information about the post. Technorati immediately adds that post to every search for any of those tags.
- Basically, this enables Technorati to search the web, specifically the blogosphere, in real time and makes it an invaluable resource for up-to-the-minute information online.
- Please see Mahalo's Technorati search result page for more information.
- According to their About page, Technorati currently tracks over 80 million blogs. Every time one of those blogs writes something new, they send a ping to Technorati, telling them they've posted something new along with some tags (What are tags?) and basic information about the post. Technorati immediately adds that post to every search for any of those tags.
