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  <title><![CDATA[SVMs for the Blogosphere: Blog Identification and Splog Detection]]></title>
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  <description><![CDATA[Weblogs, or blogs have become an important new way to publish
information, engage in discussions and form communities. The
increasing popularity of blogs has given rise to search and analysis
engines focusing on the 'blogosphere'.  A key requirement of such
systems is to identify blogs as they crawl the Web.
While this ensures that only blogs are indexed, blog search engines
are also often overwhelmed by spam blogs (splogs). Splogs not only
incur computational overheads but also reduce...]]></description>
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