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A9 is quickly becoming an incredibly powerful blog search tool, thanks to its new Opensearch technology. Take a look at the image above. Using A9 I can pull in searches from Feedster, Blogdigger, A9's own database of "top bloggers" and even Flickr, all on one page. The A9 top-blog search tool even generates its own RSS feed. Just substitute my name at the end of this URL for whatever term you want to monitor.
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» Research Blog:The A9 search engine from Creative Guide to Research
Did a couple of quick searches...and was impressed...As always I recommend going directly to the Advanced Search page of any engine [Read More]
» Shopping with A9 OpenSearch from DiscountsFinder.com Blog
What a great idea to have a common search standard where we can share the data across any platform. DiscountsFinder.com has released our search results using the new OpenSearch format by A9.com. [Read More]
» Syndicated searching: A9 OpenSearch from Library clips
OpenSearch in a way is kind of similar to what Technorati tag search has done by incorporating results from not only the Technorati index but also aggregating results from Furl, del.icio.us and Flickr.
From the website:
“OpenSearch is a collec... [Read More]
» How Search Engines Index RSS & Why It Doesn't Necessarily Matter from Search Engine Watch Blog
When will Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Ask Jeeves start indexing RSS feeds properly? from Stephan Spencer spotted via InsideGoogle is a nice look at what happens with RSS feeds when major search engines encounter them -- or more correctly, what doesn't happ... [Read More]
» How Search Engines Index RSS & Why It Doesn't Necessarily Matter from Search Engine Watch Blog
When will Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Ask Jeeves start indexing RSS feeds properly? from Stephan Spencer spotted via InsideGoogle is a nice look at what happens with RSS feeds when major search engines encounter them -- or more correctly, what doesn't happ... [Read More]
» How Search Engines Index RSS & Why It Doesn't Necessarily Matter from Search Engine Watch Blog
When will Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Ask Jeeves start indexing RSS feeds properly? from Stephan Spencer spotted via InsideGoogle is a nice look at what happens with RSS feeds when major search engines encounter them -- or more correctly, what doesn't happ... [Read More]
