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May 24, 2006
BELTWAY BLOGROLL

Old Media And New Media Converge

Associated Press and Technorati, the search engine for blogs, have reached a deal that will draw a virtual line between the most popular AP articles and the blogs that are writing about them.

"We currently track more than 40 million blogs," said David Sifry, founder and CEO of Technorati, "and bloggers the world over are increasingly helping to shape our knowledge, opinions and ideas -- joining professional journalists in the telling of the complex stories of our lives."

It's a smart move on AP's part and one that I imagine more traditional outlets will follow soon enough.

Get the details on the AP/Technorati deal from PRNewswire. AP's technology writer also penned a story on that deal and another one between AP and the search engine Topix.net

Posted by Danny | 04:34 PM


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Beltway Blogroll, by K. Daniel Glover, gauges the policy and political impact of blogs. Glover is the editor of National Journal's Technology Daily.
He can be reached at dglover@nationaljournal.com.



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