I am such a nerd/geek (for a good discussion on what the difference is, check out Brad Feld's article here), that I read this post in Fred Wilson's blog on Zemanta and had to check it out for myself. I am using it on this post and the previous one on Starbucks being sued by T-Mobile.

So far I am really impressed with how Zemanta works. It gives you a whole bunch of content related that you can use on your blog.  Pictures, related articles, links and tags. It also makes it easy to reblog.  It works right in my Typepad blog editor.  The only thing I can think of is that I would like to see it work in Windows LiveWriter and Scribefire, the two blog editor that I use for most of my stuff.  But Zemanta is good enough that I don't mind using the Typepad editor to get this functionality!

So what do you think?  It is more noise or does it add value?  Leave a comment and let me know

I am such a nerd/geek (for a good discussion on what the difference is, check out Brad Felds article here), that I read this post in Fred Wilson's blog on Zemanta and had to check it out for myself. I am using it on this post and the previous one on Starbucks being sued by T-Mobile.

So far I am really impressed with how Zemanta works. It gives you a whole bunch of content related that you can use on your blog.  Pictures, related articles, links and tags. It also makes it easy to reblog.  It works right in my Typepad blog editor.  The only thing I can think of is that I would like to see it work in Windows LiveWriter and Sribefire, the two blog editor that I use for most of my stuff.  But Zemanta is good enough that I don't mind using the Typepad editor to get this functionality!

So what do you think?  It is more noise or does it add value?  Leave a comment and let me know