London Bombings, Part II...and new BlogPulse Features
More bomb scares in London dominate the blogosphere again today, capturing at least 13 of today's top links and 15 of the top news stories cited by bloggers. Today's top blog post, in fact, is The Anchoress, which chronicles decades of terrorist attacks that preceded the current conflicts in Iraq and random bombings elsewhere. Must see, says Michelle Malkin.
If President Bush nominated Judge John G. Roberts (today's No. 6 personality) on prime-time TV to deflect attention from Karl Rove, it's not working, at least not in the blogospherre. Rove is today's No. 4 most blogged-about person, and focus continues on who might have been responsible for leaking the name of CIA agent Valerie Plame to the press (fourth most cited news story of the day). Bush Busted is the headline at ThinkProgress, while Captain's Quarters thinks otherwise..
BlogPulse behind the scenes: search features
This week's upgraded BlogPulse.com offers some new features that might not be apparent. But users who conduct BlogPulse searches will find that by default, search results are intelligently sorted by a combination of date/recency AND blog rank. This way, commentary from more authoritative, most-cited bloggers bubbles to the top so the results you get are more relevant.
Posted by Sue MacDonald at July 22, 2005 11:36 AM
