Daypop Search Service
If you haven’t looked at Daypop.com, you should. It’s a web-search aggregation service that lets you instantly search the contents of 59,000 news sites, web logs, and “RSS feeds.” (RSS Feeds is geek speak for some kind of XML-based news service.)
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In addition to doing searches, Daypop lets you check the top 40 hot topics of the web logging community. Today it is iPod’s Dirty Secret, which is a rather interesting home video.
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