Wanted: objective evaluations of RSS search engines
The Doc Searls Weblog : Saturday, July 16, 2005
"There are a bunch of services that search the Live Web (a term coined by this guy, by the way) and/or provide feeds of searches: Bloglines, Blogpulse, Feedster, IceRocket, Pubsub and Technorati. They search more than a dozen million sources (mostly, but not only, blogs). And at least one of them has become what Adam Penenberg in WiredNews calls "a new public utility."
So why doesn't any industry analyst compare them in detail? Why don't we see objective, reliable, authoritative, first-source studies comparing them?"
"There are a bunch of services that search the Live Web (a term coined by this guy, by the way) and/or provide feeds of searches: Bloglines, Blogpulse, Feedster, IceRocket, Pubsub and Technorati. They search more than a dozen million sources (mostly, but not only, blogs). And at least one of them has become what Adam Penenberg in WiredNews calls "a new public utility."
So why doesn't any industry analyst compare them in detail? Why don't we see objective, reliable, authoritative, first-source studies comparing them?"
posted by JTH at 10:52 AM
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