Classic ScobleShow

Shashi Seth runs Google Co-op, which is a set of services that let you build your own custom search engine and add that to your blog or site. What’s cool about that? Well, you could add a search box to your site that lets your users just search your site’s info, or just search your friend’s sites. We sit down and learn more about that, and get a good demo of how you can do it on your own site. You can see the custom search engine in action on Shashi’s own blog (about wine): http://grapejooz.blogspot.com.

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Tags: Shashi Seth, Google, Co-op

Mark Lucovsky runs the Ajax Search service at Google and sits down for both an in-depth interview about what he’s been working on, but then pulls out some cool demos of ways you can add search to your blog that’ll look cool and be functional.

Tags: Mark Lucovsky, Ajax, Search

Nick Baum, product manager on the Google Reader team, demonstrates Google Reader and gives us several key tips. Here are a few: Use the “J” key to go to the next feed item. “K” to go back. “U” makes the interface less cluttered. “Shift-S” shares the item you’re on with other people who are watching your Google Reader page.

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Tags: Nick Baum, Google Reader

Nick Baum, product manager on the Google Reader team, and Jason Shellen, new business development manager at Google, sit down with me in front of the Google Master Plan 2.0 to talk about Google’s news aggregator (that’s how I read my feeds now).

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Tags: Nick Baum, Google Reader, Jason Shellen