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A small Indian construction equipment company is demanding in court that Google Inc. disclose the name of a person who used its blogging service in a case that could change the way the Internet giant does business in India. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 20 days ago
Googleâs Blogger service users are reporting more problems with this free blogging service. The home pages of several blogs hosted by the service went inaccessible. The inner pages were however working fine. ... Source: australianit.news.com.au --- 12 days ago
A SMALL Indian construction equipment company is demanding that Google disclose the name of a person who used its blogging service. ... Source: www.theregister.co.uk --- 25 days ago
False positives lock blogs Google-owned Blogger has apologised for wrongly locking user accounts for being suspected spammers.… ... Source: www.seroundtable.com --- 16 days ago
Over the past couple weeks, we reported about two issues: (1) Did Google Stop Crawling Blogger Blogs on Personalized Domains? (2) Google Bloggers Having Sitemap File & Continued Crawling Issues? Google seems to have resolved both issues. The Google Groups... ... Source: www.computerworld.com --- 25 days ago
A misfire in data-processing code last week caused Google to lock out an unknown number of bloggers as spammers, the company admitted over the weekend. ... Source: www.webpronews.com --- 1 day ago
Google's Blogger is unleashing some new features to make blogs using the platform more social. They will be rolling out these features over the next several weeks. read more ... Source: www.webpronews.com --- 25 days ago
Google's worked hard to cultivate a warm and fuzzy image, and by and large, the effort's succeeded. Still, the company's reputation took a little bit of damage when it recently classified some legitimate blogs as spam. read more ... Source: blogoscoped.com --- 14 days ago
Google's blogging service Blogger, acquired in 2003 and chronically slow with new features but lately catching up more quickly, rolled out a new feature called "reactions." This is a quick user poll widget, available if you're using Blogger's experimental version, which lets you define a set of attributes like "funny", "interesting", "cool", or anything else. Then, your readers can upvote each of these attributes for each of your posts using a button (without any undo functionality, apparently). Already, Google offered a star rating widget for your posts, but this is a more fine-grained way to get feedback. To enable the reactions widget, make sure you're using Blogger in draft mode. Then switch to the Layout settings tab for y ... ... Source: www.internetnews.com --- 14 days ago
Local company goes after anonymous critic on Google's Blogger service. ...
Source: www.moreover.com --- 20 days ago
The Writers Online Aug 9 2008 9:26PM GMT ... Source: www.cracked.com --- 21 days ago
digg_url = 'http://www.cracked.com/blog/2008/08/08/unknown-Blogger-to-challenge-Google-to-death-race/'; digg_title = 'It Just Got a Little Less Awesome to be Google'; digg_bodytext = 'Not because of any upstart search engine. Because Cracked.com just moved into the building. And while other companies may have challenged them to softball, Cracked has Death Racing on their mind. More than usual even.'; digg_media = 'news'; digg_topic = 'comedy'; I [...] ... Source: stuff.techwhack.com --- 1 day ago
Google to promote Google Reader through Blogger Google has plans to popularize the RSS feature provided by Blogger based blogs. The company would be using simpler punch line to encourage readers to show the appreciation towards blog they like reading. Blogger blogs would soon feature a new button which would enable the readers to Follow the blog. They would then be showcased Google Reader powered RSS reader which could be used to monitor all their favorite blogs and other websites. Bloggers would be able to showcase their followers on their own blogs. This feature would be integrated in regular Google Reader accounts as well. Checkout: Show off your Followers Tags: Blogger , Blogging , Blogs , Google , RSS , syndication , Web Services , XML Related posts Zoho People launched (0) Zimbra Desktop with Gmail and Yahoo Mail support launched (0) ZappTek Updates iSpeak It to Version 3.3.3 (0) ZappTek releases iPDA 4.1 (0) ZappTek releases iPDA 4.0.2 (0) ... Source: hype.yeebase.com --- 16 hours ago
4 hype(s) | Was hat das zu bedeuten? ... Source: www.macworld.co.uk --- 25 days ago
Pruning spam costs legal Blogger's online lives, at least for a while In an attempt to rid its Blogger service from spam blogs, or splogs, Google mistakenly flagged a number of legitimate sites last week, prompting the company to scramble to unlock them. ... Source: www.pcadvisor.co.uk --- 25 days ago
'Sincere apologies' over locked blogs A bug in Google's data processing code lead to a number of Blogger sites accidentally being labeled as spam, it has emerged. ...
Source: blogandweb.com --- 18 days ago
Blogger anuncia desde Blogger Buzz que la funcionalidad que ya tenía algún tiempo disponible en Blogger in Draft, Google Gadgets, ya está disponible para su uso en la versión convencional del servicio. Para disponer de estos curiosos artilugios que pueden darle un atractivo extra a tu barra lateral sólo es cuestión de [...] ... Find more results for Google Blogger on RSSMicro.com |
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It seems that Google has made a mistake and accidentally closed down some Blogger.com web sites that were marked as spam sites. The error seems to be caused by a ‘bug’ in the software that monitors site activity. Google issued an apology on heir Blogger Buzz site which stated: We want to offer our sincerest apologies to affected bloggers and their readers. We???ve tracked down the problem to a bug in our data processing code that locked blogs even when our algorithms concluded they were not spam. We are adding additional monitoring and process checks to ensure that bugs of this magnitude are caught before they can affect your data. At Blogger, we strongly believe that you own and should control your posts and other data. We understand that you trust us to store and serve your blog, and incidents like this one are a betrayal of that trust. In the spirit of ensuring that you always have access to your data, we have been working on importing and exporting tools to make it easier to back up your posts. If you’d like a sneak peek at the Import / Export tool, you can try it out on Blogger in Draft. Our restoration today was of all blogs that were mistakenly marked as spam due to Friday’s bug. Because spam fighting inherently runs the risk of false positives, your blog may have been mis-classified as spam for other reasons. If you are still unable to post to your blog today you can request a review by clicking Request Unlock Review on your Da ...
At the beginning of this month, we had reported that, Google had stopped crawling the blogs that weren't hosted on blogspot.com domains. According to Search Engine Roundtable... ...Google has finally fixed this issue, along with the concerns of Google's Blogger tool and Sitemaps not working well together that had been plaguing the blogging community. Via a thread at Google Groups, JohnMu has announced the rectification of these concerns. Here are some of the excerpts from the thread at Google Groups : "I have had this blog for about five months now and have never had an issue with the sitemap. I usually rec'd a Google bot within minutes of posting a new entry or an update. Starting around the 1st of August, I noticed that the Google bots had stopped arriving. So, I resubmitted my sitemap thinking that there might have been a glitch. Since that time, the submission has been in a pending state. At first, I resubmitted after 24 hours but no change. At this point, the sitemap has been pending for about three days. Last night at around 10:00pm, I rec'd a Google bot. The problem I have is that the sitemap submission is still pending and none of the articles that I've posted since 2 August have been added to Google. Does anyone know why my sitemap is 'pending'? It appears others are having a problem with their sitemap 'pending' as well." "No one in Blogger forum is replying. Hope this issue solve soon else our blogs will be dead. As you said ...