by
Michael Arrington
on
December 24, 2005
I’m a little late writing about this, but TalkDigger 2.0, which launched a week and a half ago, has really evolved since the original version that I wrote about back in July.
TalkDigger queries major blog (and other) search engines on a given URL and returns relevant results. Since all of the search engines vary in their results, this is the quickest way to see everything. Enhancements include more search results, more search engines, pagerank for each result, and more. I found an interesting RSS feature in the tools section, for example. And, the results UI is much more user friendly and looks like normal search results.
Frédérick Giasson, the creator of TalkDigger, give a full feature overview on his blog.
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yo yo yo
I’ve also found this one:
http://www.blogdigger.com
What would make this a better tool is if you could see for instance the top diggs this week on digg.com or your own rss of diggs on digg.com which you could then choose a url from and search everything with.
Seems easy enough to put an rss reader panel to the page. Heck Web 2.0 it and use Ajax.
Considering that Google officially prohibits using their results in any kind of metasearch engine, I do wonder how he gets away with it.
this is pretty useful
Yes it is good and useful
A new version of Talkdigger is coming –I’ve put my thoughts here, before i’ve been given access to receive the Alpha login
http://www.web-strategist.com/.....available/
Fred rolled out a new (worlds first!) Semantic Web Ping Service -
http://pingthesemanticweb.com
It’s for sharing FOAF, DOAP, RDF, and SIOC files.
The SIOC Project has a exporters for Drupal, Wordpress, Etc.
http://sioc-project.org/
Hey man nice blog, just wanted to show some love
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