[Air-l] Help with blogpost search

[Ana Keshelashvili]

Dear Maciej, thanks, Google blogsearch really gives that nice option to 
search within certain time-frame, however, my biggest problem with 
blogpost searhchers is that none of them (those I've tried out) explain 
properly how representative the returned search results are. Any ideas 
about it?

Thanks


Maciej Kos wrote:

>Dear Ana,
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>Have you tried http://blogsearch.google.com ?
>It gives you a nice option to search within a specific time range.
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>Hope this helps,
>Maciej
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>>Dear Aoir Colleagues,
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>>I'm trying to research what were the US bloggers saying about 
>>publication of Muhammad cartoon for the first 6 months of this year. 
>>I was trying to collect data through Technorati, but it doesn't 
>>return results from the beginning of January, also as I'm aware, it 
>>doesn't necessarily give results from some of A-list bloggers (not 
>>sure if that's true). I turned to BlogPulse search. I was wondering, 
>>if anyone could give an opinion about BlogPulse searcher, how 
>>representative it is or how it collects and returns blog posts.
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>>Thanks,
>>Best,
>>
>>Ana Keshelashvili,
>>Faculty Member,
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>>Caucasus School of Journalism and
>>Media Management, Tbilisi, Georgia
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