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Google Alerts don’t work anymore.
- akomorowski 14y agowow!
- akomorowski 14y agowow..
- lemonkey 14y agoWhat's next, GMail?
- tiboel 14y agoas long as they keep Google Search, I am happy :)
- ok_craig 14y agoThis isn't so much an informative news article as it is an advertisement.
- mvaxelaire 14y agoJust wanted to share a good alternative to Google Alerts as more and more people are complaining about it.
- k3n 14y agoIt's usually best to be honest about your intentions -- the title makes it sound like an investigative piece, or at least a digression on the state of the service, while the piece itself really is nothing but a "buy me" write-up. In essence, you pulled a good old fashioned bait & switch.
- deeslk 14y agoYou only need Mention, it just works!
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- HyprMusic 14y agoCould you at least provide some proof or examples to show how your service is better or more accurate? This seems like a bit of a desperate attempt to ride off the growing distain towards Google Alerts (and arguably Google itself) to plug your service.
- gmoore 14y agoi get very regular Google alerts....
- k3n 14y agoFor those interested is an honest discussion about the state of Google Alerts, I found this article to be very informative: http://thefinancialbrand.com/28346/google-alerts-broken/ http://thefinancialbrand.com/28346/google-alerts-broken/
- nrinaudo 14y agoOne of the things I like about Google Alerts is that you can get an RSS feed on them - writing software that parses RSS is easy, writing software that parses HTML emails not so much. As far as I can tell, this solution doesn't offer any kind of programatic access to the alerts, which is really a shame.