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Wednesday, September 14, 2005

Google Blog Search.

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Google announced a new Blog Search Engine, entitled....wait for it....Google Blog Search (beta, of course).

Google is a strong believer in the self-publishing phenomenon represented by blogging, and we hope Blog Search will help our users to explore the blogging universe more effectively, and perhaps inspire many to join the revolution themselves. Whether you’re looking for Harry Potter reviews, political commentary, summer salad recipes or anything else, Blog Search enables you to find out what people are saying on any subject of your choice.

I think it's great that Google continues to support blogs in the mass-scale that they do. Owning Blogger gives them a perfect reason to do so, but I like how a search engine encourages content rather than just trolling the web looking for keywords. Taking a proactive approach to content creation will hopefully lead to better content.



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