Google allows people to search Web pages, as well as search specific types of content such as news sources, shopping sites through its "Froogle" service, Usenet groups. Soon the company will also offer a service for searching Web logs, known as "blogs," Schmidt said.(from Reuters)
What I want, and can't get from DayPop or blogdex is a date of post sorted results so I can, for example, search for weblog posts on "mozilla" and just see the recent ones. Daypop will sort results by date of indexing but it indexes full pages and pretty regularly so you don't really get new stuff at the top. Maybe Google will get this right.
Posted by asa at May 8, 2003 08:05 PMHave you tried Feedster ( http://www.feedster.com/ )? It only searches sites with RSS feeds, but results can be sorted by date.
Posted by: Neil T. on May 9, 2003 01:05 AMIMO google always does what people want, so I'm sure they have it as a feature, if not, you mail them about it :)
Would be cool with a blogsearch
Posted by: Tom Sommer on May 9, 2003 01:24 AMBlogDigger http://www.blogdigger.com/ and rssSearch http://www.rss-search.com/ both have date sorting too.
Posted by: Michael Fagan on May 9, 2003 04:15 AMso..what now.."Bloogle"?
Posted by: adam on May 9, 2003 06:15 AMhave you seen http://www.fullasagoog.com ?
thats what we need for mozilla stuff
how do i make an url a link in comments?
Posted by: zac on May 9, 2003 09:24 AMDaypop has blog RSS search. It's not in the pull-down menu yet. You can use
&t=p
for type=post in a search URL to get blog posts.
Not exactly what you're looking for, but it's in the works.
http://www.daypop.com/search?q=mozilla&t=p
Posted by: Dan Chan on May 10, 2003 11:18 AM