Media News - Thursday, October 09, 2008
Finally! Google to offer RSS feeds for web search results
Search Engine Land has confirmed with Google a rumor that's been floating around the web lately, that the company will 'soon' offer RSS feeds for new results in basic web search. Why is this big news? Because there's no better way to keep track of new mentions of a company, person or concept online than through RSS. As Search Engine Land's Matt McGee points out in his post, Google is the only major web search engine to not offer feeds for basic web search, as they do in blog search and news. Google says that the new feeds will be part of the Google Alerts product, which currently delivers e-mail alerts for new search results in web, blog and other result types. Google says it cannot confirm when the web search feeds will be available. (Read Write Web via Newscred)
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