garyp
08-30-2004, 07:46 PM
Mining blogs for buzz, Blabble automates the search of blog content
Source: Internet Retailer
http://www.internetretailer.com/dailyNews.asp?id=12755
A new fee-based tool (the beta is free through October). The company calls it "thought parsing."
No one knows exactly how many blogs are being posted on the Internet, but it’s a number that grows daily, making blogging an increasingly important venue for the public discussion of everything—including products. Software now in beta use among a limited set of testers and scheduled for commercial launch in October can pull language from web logs—narratives usually maintained by individuals that recount their experiences and their reactions to those experiences—and offer manufacturers, retailers and other businesses a window on what consumers are saying about specific products and services, Matt Rice, founder of software maker Blabble, tells Internet Retailer.
Source: Internet Retailer
http://www.internetretailer.com/dailyNews.asp?id=12755
A new fee-based tool (the beta is free through October). The company calls it "thought parsing."
No one knows exactly how many blogs are being posted on the Internet, but it’s a number that grows daily, making blogging an increasingly important venue for the public discussion of everything—including products. Software now in beta use among a limited set of testers and scheduled for commercial launch in October can pull language from web logs—narratives usually maintained by individuals that recount their experiences and their reactions to those experiences—and offer manufacturers, retailers and other businesses a window on what consumers are saying about specific products and services, Matt Rice, founder of software maker Blabble, tells Internet Retailer.