Every time I give Google Blog Search a try, I realize that it sucks more then the previous time. May be I am dumb or something, but the presence of the word "Blog" in the service, gave me the feeling that it is intended to let us ... is not very familiar with the World Wide Web, and doesn't know what a blog is, or their Blog Search Algorithm is a piece of shit.

... browser and copy and paste this Change the red part with your own blog or site address. If you do it correctly then you will get the success message. Submitting ... browser and copy and paste this . Change the red part with your own blog or site address. If you do it correctly then you will get the success message. Submitting To Google Blog Search Open a new browser and copy and paste this . ...

Now that Twitter search results are working, it’s time to move on to other services. In BDDCasts episode 12 you'll see how to query Google Blog Search and aggregate the results with the ones fetched from Twitter by going through the red-green-refactor cycle with RSpec and Cucumber.

... of the "Blogs" option on Google searches. It looks like Google now acknowledges the point I made (though I suspect it wasn't my blog post that triggered the thought!) as the new look Google interface, which is coming our way soon, moves the " ... way down. Related posts:If Google is so great at usability, why… If you go to Google's search engine front page -...Is ...

The Official Google Blog: Introducing Google Commerce Search: Finding holiday gifts faster  —  The holiday season is right around the corner, so online retailers are gearing up for spikes in traffic.  When people go to shop online, search is big part of finding the right product, whether they’re looking for a gift or just something for themselves.

... , in black and white, at sunset and more. With Similar Images, which recently graduated from Google Labs, you can click “Find similar images” to narrow your search to, say, pictures of the Eiffel Tower lit up at night. Today, we've ... groups in a fun, exploratory interface. via Official Google Blog: Explore images with Google Image Swirl, now in Labs.