Well, it seems that Scott's Feedster is no longer alone. Dave Sifry's Technorati is now offering full-text search and he's already integrated it into the Technorati API. Read the full announcement on his blog.

For what it's worth, I use both services. They're great. I'm a paid subscriber of Technorati and I'm going be helping Scott out with a bit of stuff on Feedster sometime soon.

Keep up the great work guys...

Posted by jzawodn at June 09, 2003 02:00 PM

Reader Comments
# Jon Gales said:

Technorati has a much bigger reach correct? And it doesn't just work RSS so it is has more to chew on--very cool. I haven't used technorati for anything more than link cosmos, but it does that extremely well. In any event we (webloggers) have the best search around.

on June 9, 2003 07:46 PM
# Charles said:

I'm not so sure about Technorati's reach. Most of the blogs that link to my blog never show up in my site's Link Cosmos. They're mainstream blogs, I don't know why Technorati doesn't see them.

on June 9, 2003 09:01 PM
# Scott Johnson said:

Well far be it from me to talk about unannounced plans but let's just say that a) I'm very aware of this and b) there will be a response.

on June 10, 2003 07:42 AM
# said:

You know, Waypath has been around longer than both Feedster and Technorati.

on June 10, 2003 08:30 AM
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