Comments on: How Search Engines, Aggregators & Blogs Use News Content http://daggle.com/search-engines-aggregators-blogs-news-content-1514 Danny Sullivan's Personal Blog Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:44:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jim Ellis http://daggle.com/search-engines-aggregators-blogs-news-content-1514/comment-page-1#comment-11684 Jim Ellis Wed, 25 Nov 2009 10:56:21 +0000 http://daggle.com/?p=1514#comment-11684 Danny, To someone that is trying to understand the total picture you have made it so clear, in fact crystal clear. You are leading others to realize that there is a need to foster the "attitude of gratitude(Mrs. R. Zaman)" by mankind in general and specifically on the world wide web. Sincerely my thanks for your many efforts to enlighten others, Jim Danny,

To someone that is trying to understand the total picture you have made it so clear, in fact crystal clear. You are leading others to realize that there is a need to foster the “attitude of gratitude(Mrs. R. Zaman)” by mankind in general and specifically on the world wide web.
Sincerely my thanks for your many efforts to enlighten others,
Jim

]]> By: Tom Foremski http://daggle.com/search-engines-aggregators-blogs-news-content-1514/comment-page-1#comment-11618 Tom Foremski Tue, 24 Nov 2009 01:19:29 +0000 http://daggle.com/?p=1514#comment-11618 Great article Danny. Do you think if the index were to be run by a non-profit and licensed to anyone, a lot of the fuss over indexing might be avoided (and also cut down on Internet traffic from all the robots)? Google's founders originally were serious about search engine's being non-profit. (http://bit.ly/5ERCCI) Afterall, surely the real value is in the analysis, in the algorithm. Great article Danny. Do you think if the index were to be run by a non-profit and licensed to anyone, a lot of the fuss over indexing might be avoided (and also cut down on Internet traffic from all the robots)? Google’s founders originally were serious about search engine’s being non-profit. (http://bit.ly/5ERCCI) Afterall, surely the real value is in the analysis, in the algorithm.

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