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Personal Search Site Adds Blogs

ZabaSearch.com, a search engine that specializes in disseminating free personal information, is poised to append a blogging feature to search results, which would enable unsubstantiated gossip to be appended to people’s personal information. ZabaSearch, of Zaba Inc., on Thursday will make available unmoderated Weblogs, also known as ZabaBlogs. The blogs will be accessible in links placed directly under the name of each search subject. An article in SFGate.com quoted a company spokesperson as saying that the blogs would be similar to blogs found elsewhere on the Web—in other words, an unmoderated free-for-all.For more on this visit here.