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OPML and the road to Attention data: Progress

Steve Gillmor informs us of Dave Winer's OPML namepace news: "Basically, I think OPML should have a...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/18/2005

Open letter to Chris Law and Paul Martino

The creators of WSFinder, a wiki-based directory of web services and APIs that people are using to...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/17/2005

Geek. meaning. captured.

When I wrote I was all geeked up, I meant it. I even bought the t-shirt. I didn't realize this pic...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/17/2005

RSS via IM - Screencast

I created this screencast to show what I meant in this post about Immedi.at.

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/17/2005

RSS via IM = immedi.at notification

Peter Brown took me aside while we both at the Seattle Mind Camp a couple of weeks ago. He asked for...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/17/2005

OPML / Attention / claret coloured fish

Cori Schlegel reflects on the conversation Kevin and I had earlier this week: "in light of Alex’s...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/16/2005

Ray has a brand new blog

Microsoft's CTO (and the man behind 'Microsoft's Web 2.0 Manifesto'), Ray Ozzie, has started his...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/16/2005

Ajax / Atlas / Virtual Earth screencast

Dan Goldfarb: "Dan has put together a very cool video tutorial for ASP.NET "Atlas" -- definitely...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/16/2005

Google Base live: I've uploaded RSS and OPML files

Ok, it is live now. I just uploaded an opml file into Google Base. I wonder what will happen. It'll...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/16/2005

APIs yesterday, APIs tomorrow

Tom Evslin provides a historical perspective on the renewed interest in APIs and looks forward to...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/16/2005

Microformats primer

Garrett Dimon has a good primer on microformats. The article provides the basics, some examples and...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/15/2005

Truveo video search. It works.

Bambi Francisco: "Search is the No. 2 activity on the Web behind e-mail. As every searcher knows,...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/15/2005

eBay APIs: Innovation without barriers

Just days after announcing its RSS news, now eBay has confirmed that it is dropping their charges...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/14/2005

Groceries via RSS

Neville Hobson picks up on Tesco's email blitzing of its customers (the UK supermarket sends around...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/14/2005

TV via RSS + Bit Torrent

Steve Rubel: "Someone has figured out a way to subscribe to TV shows on Bit Torrent and pull them...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/14/2005

Recording Skype calls, II

Pete Cashmore (hey - when do I get on your blogroll? ;-) asked what I used to record yesterday's...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/13/2005

Cookies - Half Baked?

Jay McCarthy brings up the topic of one oldest pieces of browser technology, the cookie, and...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/13/2005

Video of Xbox 360 being opened: hardcore geek porn

You know, when the video of an Xbox 360 box being unpacked from its shiny new packaging makes Digg...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/13/2005

Do not talk about GYM

#1 - The first rule of GYM is, you do not talk about GYM. #2 - The second rule of GYM is, you DO NOT...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/13/2005

dubdubdub

This is Broken: 'www' abbreviation.

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/12/2005

OPML = Attention Data, Attention Engines and Tailrank - podcast with Kevin Burton

Although we met briefly last week, Kevin Burton and I didn't manage to get enough time to discuss...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/12/2005

H2.0 and 'the party to end all parties'

It is with dubious pride that I announce that this blog has joined the new Hack 2.0 Workgroup. The...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/11/2005

Microsoft's Web 2.0 Manifesto

In case anyone is wondering whether Microsoft has been paying attention to the disruption that some...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/09/2005

Tailrank - the Attention Engine

I owe Nathan Weinberg a big thanks for pointing me to Tailrank. He describes it as "like...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/09/2005

I love the Internet because...

Her name is Kate: "I love the Internet because it is easy to share knowledge in a personal,...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/08/2005

MetaWeblog API for MSN Spaces, beta

MSN's Dare Obasanjo is inviting beta testers to the implementation of the MetaWeblog API for MSN...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/08/2005

Attention.xml, OPML, why not? ** Update

Nick Bradbury and Steve Gillmore have both picked up on my earlier call to restart the conversation...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/08/2005

'new thing on the eBay platform: RSS Feeds'

Alan Lewis, works eBay as a technical evangelist in the eBay Developers Program. He's got some good...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/08/2005

Attention.xml and OPML, why not?

Dave Wilkinson: "More thoughts on OPML - I have been thinking about one of the uses of OPML. OPML...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/08/2005

mysterious problem relating to an OPML file...can you help?

Carlos Domingo describes a mysterious problem relating to an OPML file. I met Carlos at Mind Camp -...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/08/2005

Hacking Memeorandum 101 - the screencast

It worked. I've now created screencast- Hacking Memeorandum 101 trying to explain what is going on...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/08/2005

Distributed Web Bits, or Dweebs

Robert, ICC is the International Cricket Council. Distributed Web Bits, or Dweebs (DWBs?) . Search...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/07/2005

Hacking Memeorandum 101

Tara has some advice for the Memeorandum 'star' wannabees, a 5 point plan: Get quoted saying...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/07/2005

Blogs and news are now on equal footing on Topix.net.

Blogs and news are now on equal footing on Topix.net. Quite right too. Explains why I've been seing...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/06/2005

the API police

Looks like these Speed Camera Map guys have been nabbed by the API police: John Musser has a pic of...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/06/2005

Amazon: Web 2.0 and business as usual

Om Malik got talking with some peeps from Pandora (I love what they do) and Akimbo: "The whole...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/06/2005

The information on the fish shop has been removed by Yahoo

The information on the fish shop has been removed by Yahoo.

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/06/2005

Sunday morning, some place in south Seattle

Sunday morning, some place in south Seattle. The nearest open Starbucks was around 10 miles away...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/06/2005

Robots and hip PCs

Two members of the Titan Robotics Club showed off their stuff at Seattle Mind Camp yesterday. One...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/06/2005

a session with Jeff Barr re: Amazon's Mechanical Turk. wow.

Just come out of Seattle Mind Camp session with Amazon's Jeff Barr re: Amazon's Mechanical Turk....

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/06/2005

Chris Pirillo on OPML

Had a chance to speak to Chris Pirillo on the subject of OPML. Here's the video (.wmv).

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/05/2005

I'm geeked up

I'm off to the Seattle Mind Camp 'geek event' now. I have no idea if I'll be able to get online for...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/05/2005

Xbox 360 TV ad

Xbox 360 TV ad. via Inside Microsoft.

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/04/2005

Windows and Office Live: opportunities for third parties

Forrester's Charlene Li provides some food for thought regarding the Windows and Office Live and the...

Author: MSDN Archive Date: 11/04/2005

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