Search News Headlines Application For Facebook
Finally, Barry and I can share an application that we’ve been cooking up — Search News For Facebook. Install this, and by default you’ll get the top headlines from Search Engine Land and Search Engine Roundtable combined, showing on your Facebook profile page. You can also add your own feed or any feeds you like […]
Finally, Barry and I can share an application that we’ve been cooking up —
Search News For Facebook.
Install this, and by default you’ll get the top headlines from
Search Engine Land and
Search Engine Roundtable combined,
showing on your Facebook profile page. You can also add your own feed or any
feeds you like using the applications settings.
You’ll notice there’s also a thermometer that runs alongside the headlines,
designed to show you what we predict the day’s temperature in terms of search
news will be. Barry and I always have a lot of fun with this, trying to figure
out at the start of the day how busy it will likely be. Now we can put our
predictions out to the public.
Want this for iGoogle? It’s coming, as well as for anything that can handle
OpenSocial. Hang in
there! And have feedback about the app? Let us know below!
Don’t forget. You can also use these options to put headlines from us and a
variety of other places on your preferred start pages:
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iGoogle Search News Tab - My Yahoo
Search News Page -
Windows Live Search News Page - Netvibes
Search News Tab -
Pageflakes Search News Page
Postscript by Barry: To see the Search News Facebook Application live, check out either my Facebook profile or Danny’s profile.
Development credits go to my company, RustyBrick, Inc., and special thanks to Andy from RB.
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