AOL and Intelliseek on Monday plan to unveil a blog content deal. Sue MacDonald at Intelliseek confirmed that the deal - set to be announced Monday at 7:30 a.m. - will give AOL access to rich blog data that they will deliver to consumers. While MacDonald did not say what specific data AOL will get, one can certainly speculate that it will come from BlogPulse and reside on the new AOL.com site. This marks America Online's second major forray into consumer generated media in less than a week. Last week it purchased Weblogs Inc. for $25M.
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