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Tue, 11 Oct 2005
Two items from eweek - Yahoo gets into podcasts, and gada.be, which is a meta search engine - pulls in search terms via RSS. It does seem to work, and it would be handy on a mobile device since the page is very spare.
New Search Engine Optimized for Mobile
It uses RSS, and doesn't even require a trip to a search engine. The interesting Web application lets you embed your search term in a URL, which makes it easier to find somethingwithout loading a separate Web page. It's not necessarily the future of search, but it sure is an interesting experiment
--and it works just as well at your PC as on the go. Our story has details on where to find it, how to use it, and the wacky inventor who thought it up.
New Search Engine Concept:
link
Yahoo's Brave New Podcast Frontier
Looking for your favorite Podcast? Want to add a new one to your MP3 player? Now there's a new game in town: Yahoo. The huge search engine company has added a new ability to searchfor these pre-formatted audio files, but there's a hitch-the company relies on author-supplied descriptions. Why is that a problem? What else does the service do? Read our story for details on Yahoo's brave new Podcast frontier.
Yahoo Launches Podcast Search:
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