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"Lijit, which you might remember from when it was called Outfoxed, has raised $900K in funding from a syndicate that includes Colorado Fund I, Brad Feld, Seth Goldstein, Paul Berberian, Lijit's management team and other angel investors.  They also announced a partnership with Feedburner today to provide search services for FeedBurner's 200 or so publisher networks.\nLijit is now focused on \"Personal Network Search\".  The best way to think of this is as an extension to the search in your blog sidebar - this can search your blog, but not your Flickr account, your links on del.icio.us and BlinkList, your LinkedIn resume, your MySpace page, your stories on Digg and StumbleUpon, your videos on YouTube and so on.  Through their \"Wijit\" tool for blog sidebars, Lijit offers the ability to search all these places, plus the content from people in your network.  There are a few other sites aiming to aggregate all your content, of course - Ziki, for instance, offers a search across a user's social media accounts.\nThe best way to describe Lijit is \"handy\" - it's a useful tool if you want to bring all your media together, but I don't get the sense it'll take the world by storm.  \n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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