Micro Persuasion: Opinmind Splits Out Positive and Negative Blog Views

Tuesday, December 13, 2005

Opinmind Splits Out Positive and Negative Blog Views

Michael Arrington is pointing this morning to Opinmind, a new blog search engine. The site's unique proposition is that it helps users find people that share interests. I like how it separates positive and negative opinions. Keep in mind that the results aren't statistically relevant because it only samples 1.7 million blogs. Still, over time I can see free services encroaching on the value of the larger paid enterprise tools, like Intelliseek.

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ist eine Blogsuchmaschine, welche die angeforderte Suche in positive wie auch negative Resultate auflistet, interessen Blogs können so schnell gefunden werden. Jedoch denke ich das sich dieser Suchdienst hauptsächlich auf amerikanische Blogs stützt. So [Read More]

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Great find Steve but why can't 1.7 million blogs be statistically relevant? Many official surveys only target 1,000 or so people. Unless the blog subset used is heavily skewed into any niche the results are statistically relevant I think...

Posted by: Philipp Lenssen | Tuesday, December 13, 2005 at 06:40 AM

Phillip, here's an example. Tale a look at the results. Quite sad. But I like the concept!

Posted by: Steve Rubel | Tuesday, December 13, 2005 at 06:51 AM

comments about what? i don't get it?? :S

Posted by: taylor sowden hudson | Wednesday, January 31, 2007 at 06:40 AM

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