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IceRocket has revamped its blog search engine, according to investor Mark Cuban. It now includes 10 million blogs. That's by far the biggest tracking stat I've seen out there. BlogPulse says they are tracking 9.7M blogs while PubSub says they are watching 9.4M.
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I wonder if IceRocket tracks feeds or blogs. They seem to track blogs with feeds but not those without.
Blog page recognition algorithms are an art that Technorati and others struggle with. RSS is rediculously easy by comparison.
Posted by:Phil Wolff | Monday, April 11, 2005 at 02:23 AM