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"Technorati, the blog search engine, has just launched a major site overhaul, incorporating new features, large and small, putting its recent funding to good use.\nTechnorati has incorporated some better support for tagging, meaning it can better assemble collections of media based on the interests of its users, and more importantly, it's eliminated search silos.  Now you don't have to know the difference between keyword search, tag search and blog directory search to utilize Technorati's services most efficiently.  These are all rolled up into a singular search now, including multimedia images, videos, podcasts, and more. Technorati is really looking to bring in more content of all types for your search purposes.  It will be layering in more comprehensive data around all this content, like who links to it and related content.\nThe interface has been made a bit cleaner as well, hoping to create a more intuitive tone for Technorati.  For those power users out there, Tehcnorati has introduced a streamlined blogsearch-only homepage, and it's even got its own shortcut (s.technorati.com), enabling you to get to it faster.  This is somewhat similar to what Original Signal implemented with it's recently launched user-filtered  frontpage, which aims to please a certain portion of users looking to cut to the chase.  Technorati has also introduced a new ticker that scrolls at the top of the page, letting you know what terms and phrases are on the move.  To further improve live data, Technorati has improved its WTF and Favorites features to help you better understand what's hot right now.\nThe changes made at Technorati reflect what the users want, and seem to hone in on what the public uses the search engine for the most.  Making the site more intuitive and usable is always beneficial for users, and usually helps you get more of them, too.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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