Google Blog Search homepage gets makeover
Web 2.0
02 October 2008
Google has launched a new gateway to its Blog Search service.
The homepage follows a similar format to the Google News front page and picks out the most recent blog posts on a variety of subjects.
Users can browse these by category or by expanding the list of posts on the main page to see what other blogs have said about a specific story.
A graph feature enables users to track the rate at which a particular story is picked up on by blogs over a certain period of time.
Michael Cohen, Blog Search product manager, wrote on the Official Google blog: "Grouping [posts] in clusters lets you see the best posts on a story or get a variety of perspectives."
The service will be made available in a number of non-English languages in the near future, he went on to add.
Figures from Technorati suggest that bloggers around the world upload almost one million new posts every day.
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