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Vote with your feed

Jon Udell and I were talking the other day about the Blog Drain. Jon has been starting to unsubscribe from feeds. Unceremoniously. Brutally. Just say no. Drag to trash. It's the Blogalypse.Over on Scripting News, Dave Winer is pointing to Om Malik pointing to a bunch of commentary about Technorati....

Tags: aggregator, Bloglines, Syndisphere

Blog posts 2005-04-10

Times they are not a'changing

Rojo to fix bugFrom Rojo's Chris Alden on the Rojo blog:Steve speculated that perhaps the "Times doesnt want server-based aggregators such as Bloglines and Rojo to consistently allow permalink access beyond seven days." Fortunately we don't see any evidence of that and in fact believe NYT has done a...

Tags: Rojo, TimeS

Blog posts 2004-12-28

Accuracy Update

Late news: Mystery Solved mostlyStill the same behavior on my Bloglines subscription to the NYTimes as reported in the updates to the original posting. To Mark Fletcher Bloglines: can you illuminate the behavior described below? To the vigilant folks from blogyourway.com, who asked whether people should update their links to...

Tags: Bloglines

Blog posts 2004-12-27

All the News That's Fit to Print?

Late news: Mystery Solved mostlyThe New York Times has broken its permalinks, at least practically if not officially. Permalinks work up to a week back, then poof.See below for much much more... and less.Merry Christmas Inkernet.Update: Weird -- now the poof link appears to work. Here's a test I just...

Tags: Bloglines

Blog posts 2004-12-26

Flickr to Esther's to Chance

From Esther Dyson's Flickr blog:It's interesting how everything fits together. Mehmet is implementing for both Web pages and RSS feeds a community to use the kind ofattention metadata that Steve Gillmor is writing about in the issueDecember of Release 1.0 that Christina Koukkos and I are currentlyediting.It's interesting how...

Tags: RSS, Bloglines, Flickr

Blog posts 2004-12-19

Additional Resources

Back in the USSR

Nick Carr is truly the gift that keeps on giving. His latest can-opener concerns the alleged Google strategy of converting all reading interfaces to search and keyword (i.e. tagging) interfaces. Nick's genius (I think he is the leader in the post-dvorak world of meme-baiting) is to keep the bile churning...

Tags: Nick, Don't Forget

Blog posts 2006-05-08

The Dog told me

I wrote this a few weeks ago before a trip to New York. While getting in and out of cabs or walking down the street, I lost or was relieved of my EVDO card, plunging me back into the darkness that preceded it. I sent this post, along with several...

Tags: Microsoft Office, EVDO

Blog posts 2006-02-05

The RSS Crisis

In the new Gillmor Gang, just released on Podshow.com, I remind several of the Gangsters of Robert Scoble's late great RSS bandwidth crisis. You'll have to listen to the show for the context in which I brought this up, but here's the reason why the latest great RSS naming crisis...

Tags: RSS

Blog posts 2005-08-15

We are Family

Listening to Dave Winer's podcast with his parents the other day, I was as usual struck by the mysterious DNA that establishes our course through life. Last night as I held my sleeping 4 year old daughter Ella, I marveled at the synthesis of my wife's and my lines, the...

Tags: metadata

Blog posts 2005-05-08

Waiting for Attention... or something like it

A week ago, attention seemed to be on a lot of minds at the O'Reilly ETech conference. I had interesting conversations with a number of people, watched the light bulb go off in some, and came away with the feeling that things were on the move. But its newfound visibility...

Tags: RSS

Blog posts 2005-03-28