Some more of the day’s news in brief:
- Google Blogoscoped now has a tool to Search All Official Google Blogs
- Search Engine Land reports that Ask.com [Finally!] Adds Sitemaps Autodiscovery Support
- BlogStorm spots Google Blog Search Indexing Posts Within 120 Seconds
- MediaPost reports that “Users More Aware Of Cookies, Deletion Skills Grow Crummier”
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Andy Beal Says:
July 18th, 2007 at 9:20 am
What about “Jordan’s Jamboree” or “McCollum’s Mix”
SEOish Says:
July 18th, 2007 at 10:29 am
Howdy Jordan, I just wanted to note that last year I made a tool to search all Google official sources (including all the blogs) called “Ask Google” on Feedthebot.com
It is. like Phillips tool based on Google CSE, but I include many more resources on mine, all of them official sources.
It is a good way to see what Google has said about something. It also searches Google help documentation, their sub domains, (code, labs, etc.)