Technorati keeps maturing…

July 24, 2006/

I rely on Technorati more so than any other search tool for the blogosphere. To me, it’s *the* brand for blogging info. Today they turned three years old and have some new capabilities and enhancements worth checking out.

I want more tools though. Trend tracking, thematic understanding (even more than is there now) and I’d really love a “here’s how to extract the most value possible” blog about Technorati.

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3 Comments

  1. Alan Geeves on August 4, 2017 at 3:27 pm

    I dont know if Steve is reading comments on really old posts but Ive just recieved 10 posts from connecting the dots all at least 10 years old. Something somewhere is reposting these. I like Steves musings but dont want to see everything posted since 2004 reposted over the next couple of days



  2. Steve Borsch on August 4, 2017 at 5:31 pm

    Oh no…sorry Alan. I imported all,the posts in to steveborsch.com thinking I’d consolidate blogs. Had no idea it would essentially republish them! I’ll see if I can stop it.



  3. Alan Geeves on August 4, 2017 at 6:47 pm

    I guessed something like that had happened and not worried about it too much. This was the easiest way to let you know it had happened



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Podcasting hit the mainstream in July of 2005 when Apple added podcast show support within iTunes. I'd seen this coming so started podcasting in May of 2005 and kept going until August of 2007. Unfortunately was never 'discovered' by national broadcasters, but made a delightfully large number of connections with people all over the world because of these shows. Click here to view the archive of my podcast posts.