FeedBurner buys BlogBeat, expanding blog analysis

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Deal intended to provide publishers with tools to analyze what headline feeds blog site visitors are reading.

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Sounds like an idiot leading a moron.
by Earl Benser July 17, 2006 7:49 AM PDT: Blogs are garbage in 98% of the cases - unless the publisher has a
real and recognized name. Very few do. For the rest, it's like trying
to separate pepper from fly dung. Why bother?; Reply to this comment

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