MSN Search has launched a series of RSS-feedless blogs featuring fictitious users. Pamela Parker sums up why this is such a bad idea. If they were smart, the MSN Search team would respond to this criticism on their weblog. Sigh. If only they had really listened to Scoble.
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Thursday, February 24, 2005
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Link: Micro Persuasion: MSN Slips with Fake Blogs. Yup, Scoble was right. How hard would have been to just put up real blogs? That would have made more sense. [Read More]
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Adrants points to the MSN Search viral page, MSN Found. [here]
Rumour has it that these are the twits that Scoble flamed for not getting it; his post is a classic. [here]
Steve Rubel continues the flaming. [here] [Read More]
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