Matthew is reporting that technorati now allows you to plot word usage frequency over time in the blogosphere. Here’s the usage of the word “segmentation” over time:

Technorati Chart

I think BlogPulse has been offering this sort of things for some time. I’m confused by the relationship between these various services. However, these services could benefit from OLAPish concepts (shameless plug):

Steven Keith, Owen Kaser, Daniel Lemire, Analyzing Large Collections of Electronic Text Using OLAP, APICS 2005, Wolfville, Canada, October 2005.

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  1. you can do this and more yourself using their API, a unix shell account and a php/perl script running on cron. I’m planning on doing it… (just reached your blog accidentally).

    Comment by saurab — 21/6/2006 @ 8:00

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