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Feedster 500: New and Improved

Feedster CTO Scott Johnston explains the improvements made to the Feedster 500, Feedster's listing of the "most interesting and important blogs." ...

Following On-Line Conversations is Hard Work!

"Markets are conversations" That phrase comes from the Cluetrain Manifesto and appears frequently in blog postings and comments.

Googles Blog Search: Where Does Technorati Go?

Google put out their blog search function today and while it looks to be a great tool, where does this leave existing blog search engines like Technorati? This has been a topic of conversation on a number of blogs today and it's something that needs to be considered.

Feedster CEO Moves On

Employee turnover is a big part of the technology sector, especially for the internet industry. Reports about established personnel leaving positions to start new businesses or join competitor companies grow daily.

Feedster Dines On New VC Funding

The RSS and blog search engine may gain a Japanese flavor as the company receives funding from Mitsui and Company.

Mitsui & Co. Helps Feedster Expansion

Japan's Mitsui & Co. announced that it has made an investment in blog and RSS search engine Feedster, but the company did not say how big the investment actually is.

Feedster 500 List Is Dead Wrong

Okay so I took some time to review the first 100 blogs on the Feedster 500 [top 500 blogs in popularity as Feedster sees it]. Let me tell you, we've got a long way to go in blog search, ranking and categorization... this list is a great example of just that.

Feedster Introduces List of Top 500 Blogs

With the exploding popularity of all things blogs, keeping track of which ones are the most popular can be difficult task. It's been estimated that there are 30-80 thousand new blogs created daily, with 500-900 thousand* new posts being made as well. With this bulk of information being delivered daily, finding which blogs are considered popular, unless you have a list to guide you.

AOL, Feedster Team On RSS Search

A beta version of the My AOL personalized web portal will incorporate news feeds as well as a feed search.

Policies Compared: Today's Corporate Blogging Rules

On four points, all of the eight most well-known corporate blogging policies agree -- corporate bloggers are personally responsible and they should abide by existing rules, keep secrets and be nice. Those four principles are the core of today's corporate blogging rules.