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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
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- Sitting on a fence
- Warning: The following is a blatant attempt to encourage you to contribute to the GestureBank.I have been staring at the GestureBank 100 list for the last few minutes. Just waiting for something to jump out at me. (Note: you have to be a contributor to the GestureBank open metadata pool...
- Tags: Tom, Dylan, GB100
- Blog posts 2006-04-21
- Running Silent
- It's not easy to keep radio silence. Not in a week like this last one, where Oracle swallowed Siebel Skype swallowed eBay Microsoft swallowed RSS Salesforce swallowed Google Sun swallowed its message As Dan Farber puts it on...
- Tags: gesture, silence
- Blog posts 2005-09-18
- Cogosphere: Information will search for you
- Saturday night we had dinner with an old friend from the trade press. He's resisted the siren call of the blogosphere longer than most, and pretends to cast doubt on its significance with the best of them. Oddly, he paid more attention to the podosphere when it emerged late last...
- Tags: Blogging, blogosphere, analysis
- Blog posts 2005-07-10
- Casting the Last Stone
- After a week of Rojoing the syndisphere, I've finally found something good to say--maybe. This Ross Mayfield post augurs for a new post-del.icio.us fraglet style, where each factoid is couched in the soundbite-sized Extended field. It's Liz Smith meets Movable Hype. All the news you can eat in zipless link-blog...
- Tags: Udell, John Gilmore
- Blog posts 2005-04-24
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