The New Technorati

by Scott Beale on June 20, 2005 · 6 comments

Technorati stickers

Back in March I mentioned the blog search engine Technorati, which had just hit the one billion mark of links tracked. Well Technorati has been coming along quite well in its evolution and they just launched their new website today (it was in beta for the last few weeks). The new design looks great and the features and functionality have improved quite a bit. To celebrate these changes, Technorati is having a party this Wednesday, June 22nd at The House of Shields in San Francisco. So come on out if you want to find out more about Technorati, what they have planned for the future, how they use tags or even if you want to pick up some of their cool new stickers (see above photo).

Speaking of tags, Technorati’s head engineer Kevin Marks and Stewart Butterfield, co-founder of the photo sharing website Flickr, recently launched Tag Tuesday, a monthly event where developers can get together to discuss the implementation of tags in various online resources and software. Here are my photos from the first Tag Tuesday which took place last week in San Francisco.

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ThinkLemon
June 20, 2005 at 4:44 pm

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1 rick abruzzo June 20, 2005 at 6:20 pm

looks like the ‘word balloon’ logo I did for food.com. I should sue.

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2 Six October 10, 2006 at 6:36 am

Where can I get some of those gorgeous Technorati stickers? I went over to their site, but couldn’t find any info about stickers over there.

Please advise, thanks! :)

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