I was disturbed the other day that Technorati was returning a different political balance when I searched. It seemed that the entire blogsphere had moved to the right. And I noted that most of the links were in MySpace blogs. I didn’t think too much about it, just that MySpace bloggers might have been very busy on the subject I was searching for. <\/p>\n
Then I saw this: and noticed one thing out of place, or rather one person Ruppert Murdoch<\/b> and I remembered my search results. And remembered that MySpace.com blogspace had been bought by Murdoch. The phrase from the article “Control the International Commons of cyberspace”<\/i> struck home. <\/p>\n Could Technorati search results be biased to conservative Blogs on MySpace?<\/p>\n Even given the easily availability of my tinhat close to hand. This scared me. I hope it scares you also. Has someone gained control of blog searching. Could they? And is this part of the NeoCon plan?<\/p>\n Update: More interesting things about MySpace Murdoch wants teenagers’…<\/a> <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I was disturbed the other day that Technorati was returning a different political balance when I searched. It seemed that the entire blogsphere had moved to the right. And I noted that most of the links were in MySpace blogs.…<\/span><\/p>\n
\n NeoConservatives: Destroying America for Republicans and Democrats alike<\/a> <\/p>\n