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three-legged pi
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02-16-2003 10:03 AM ET (US)
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You ain't lyin'. The list is long and impressive.
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| Craniac
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02-16-2003 09:54 AM ET (US)
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It's not really a question of MT vs. Blogger. The cool thing is this will raise the profile of blogging and more people will be publishing online. Sure, 90% will be crap, but 90% of everything is crap (Sturgeon's law). If blogging goes mainstream then it means a bigger market for MT and everyone else.
I suspect there are going to be some rather bitter ex-employees out there...
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02-16-2003 08:08 AM ET (US)
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It's interesting, because the other services that Google provides are mainly informational, i.e. web search, image search, and catalog search, and not intensely interactive. Google News and Google Answers are interactive, but I wouldn't imagine them to be server intensive. This new "Bloggle" index will be informational, but hosting 1.1 million weblogs is the most interactive endeavor that I have seen Google take on. I'll stick with Movable Type for now. --Tim http://www.lutero.com/weblog |
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02-16-2003 02:46 AM ET (US)
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Edited by author 02-16-2003 02:47 AM
Who is going to keep Google honest now? One question they will need to answer up front, given bloggers' fixation on Google Rank, How can I be sure that my blog won't have a higher google rank if I use blogger pro?
This will be fun to watch. I too looked on google news and didn't see anything.
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02-16-2003 01:50 AM ET (US)
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Ha!
Looks like they're working on a Blogdex clone.
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02-16-2003 12:59 AM ET (US)
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Ironically, it hasn't hit Google News' automated pages yet.
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