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		<title>By: Irishwonder&#8217;s Black Hat SEO Blog &#187; Technorati turns into an online newsreader - sorta</title>
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		<author>Irishwonder&#8217;s Black Hat SEO Blog &#187; Technorati turns into an online newsreader - sorta</author>
		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Feb 2006 18:00:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] Today I went to Technorati to search for something and noticed a new interface tweak - apart from the recently introduced authority filter, Technorati now offers you to search in either all blogs or your favourite blogs. To use this feature, you have to create an account with Technorati and add some blogs to your favourites. Reminds of an online newsreader, doesn&#8217;t it? Not exactly, though. It has its god points as well as drawbacks, and the range of opinions across the Blogosphere about this new feature goes from enthusiastic approval to sharp criticism. Thatedeguy posts a more detailed review of Technorati&#8217;s favourites complaining about the limits Technorati sets on people&#8217;s favourites. The number of blogs you can save is limited to 50. Meanwhile, TDavid at MakeYouGoHmm says: Too bad it is only blogs though and doesn’t include RSS feeds. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Today I went to Technorati to search for something and noticed a new interface tweak - apart from the recently introduced authority filter, Technorati now offers you to search in either all blogs or your favourite blogs. To use this feature, you have to create an account with Technorati and add some blogs to your favourites. Reminds of an online newsreader, doesn&#8217;t it? Not exactly, though. It has its god points as well as drawbacks, and the range of opinions across the Blogosphere about this new feature goes from enthusiastic approval to sharp criticism. Thatedeguy posts a more detailed review of Technorati&#8217;s favourites complaining about the limits Technorati sets on people&#8217;s favourites. The number of blogs you can save is limited to 50. Meanwhile, TDavid at MakeYouGoHmm says: Too bad it is only blogs though and doesn’t include RSS feeds. [&#8230;]</p>
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		<title>By: Thatedeguy : Technorati adds Favorites, sorta</title>
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		<author>Thatedeguy : Technorati adds Favorites, sorta</author>
		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Feb 2006 16:36:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] I happened to notice it last night while I was sifting through all the stuff I had ignored while on vacation this last weekend, but appearantly it became announced news this morning.  Technorati has a new feature that they have appropriately dubbed &#8220;Favorites&#8220;.  Scoble and Boyd seem to be excited about it.  I happen to agree with TDavid at Make you Go Hmm. Too bad it is only blogs though and doesn’t include RSS feeds. If you try to add an RSS feed it barks back in red text. Also there is a maximum of 50 blogs. I have a reading list of nearly 400 RSS feeds (perhaps 300 of which are blogs) and I’m supposed to whittle that down to 50? Though I probably should do this, Technorati isn’t about to force my hand. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] I happened to notice it last night while I was sifting through all the stuff I had ignored while on vacation this last weekend, but appearantly it became announced news this morning.  Technorati has a new feature that they have appropriately dubbed &#8220;Favorites&#8220;.  Scoble and Boyd seem to be excited about it.  I happen to agree with TDavid at Make you Go Hmm. Too bad it is only blogs though and doesn’t include RSS feeds. If you try to add an RSS feed it barks back in red text. Also there is a maximum of 50 blogs. I have a reading list of nearly 400 RSS feeds (perhaps 300 of which are blogs) and I’m supposed to whittle that down to 50? Though I probably should do this, Technorati isn’t about to force my hand. [&#8230;]</p>
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