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Washington Post Incorporates Technorati Links
While reading an article in the Washington Post this morning, at first I ignored the boxes to the right that provided additional sources. But then my eyes fell upon the familiar green Technorati logo.
Turns out, the Washington Post links to the weblogs that refer to their articles by incorporating Technorati data. Cool.
[UPDATE] Ah, and it works too. Because I wrote this entry, I showed up on the Washington Post's website. How long before we see spam blogs trying to exploit this? Ads in the Washington Post for pills etc.
What Can Venture Capitalists Do For You?
Excerpt: They can get you partnerships and exposure like this, even when your business is fundamentally broken. The upside is that maybe, just maybe, this sort of exposure will force the T-guys to fix some of the more visible problems with their service. quote ...
Weblog: b.cognosco
Tracked: October 19, 2005 05:03 PM
Excerpt: They can get you partnerships and exposure like this, even when your business is fundamentally broken. The upside is that maybe, just maybe, this sort of exposure will force the T-guys to fix some of the more visible problems with their service. quote ...
Weblog: b.cognosco
Tracked: October 19, 2005 05:03 PM
I wonder how long it will be before they're forced to take it down because of spam blogs.
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