Marshall Kirkpatrick has the scoop on a new RSS namespace proposed by Bloglines that would limit access by search engines to the contents of a feed. Seems a bit early to be saying it’s a standard, better to let people look it over and comment, imho.
New header graphic. BlogHers nerding out during Friday’s keynote lunch. [...]
Archive for July, 2006
31 Jul
Scripting News for 8/1/2006
31 Jul
Scripting News for 7/31/2006
Christine Herron: Making Room for Men at BlogHer.
The sparks start to fly over at Frank Paynter’s. Hard to find a quote to pull, but he’s saying publicly what a lot of people were saying privately, or in a veiled way (see below). Mena Trott is a former competitor of mine, so I avoided saying things [...]
30 Jul
Scripting News for 7/30/2006
Donavan Watts: “A thief entered the house I was house-sitting for a friend in San Francisco last night. As I slept, the thief took my laptop, backpack, iPod, Pocket PC mobile phone, wallet, and faith in humanity. Save for me and my vehicles, Daisy and Niko, the entire Go! Team was wiped out in one [...]
28 Jul
Scripting News for 7/29/2006
Schedule for Day 2 of BlogHer.
Lizz Dunn of Technorati shows off before lunch.
Elisa Camahort: “Blogging is the gateway drug of technology.”
Betsy Devine: “I love this conference.”
Amyloo tutorial on distributed OPML directories.
familyoralhistory.us “explores how to use digital tools and media to record and preserve spoken memories of family members.”
Tom Morris: “From OPML seeds, big, bushy buds [...]
27 Jul
Scripting News for 7/28/2006
Grainy movie of videoblogging session at BlogHer.
Ryanne Hodson loves blip.tv. I just signed up and uploaded the grainy movie from this session.
Ze Frank on profiteering by YouTube and other Web 2.0 companies. If you’re investing in “business models” that assume that “users” who “generate content” are going to remain naive forever, you might want [...]
26 Jul
Scripting News for 7/27/2006
A movie snapshot of Steve Wozniak at AlwaysOn.
A movie snapshot of Paul Saffo’s panel at AlwaysOn.
Amyloo is maintaining a reading list of bloggers blogging BlogHer.
Here’s a movie of a panel. It’s been so long since I’ve sat through one of these things. I keep thinking of things I’d like to add, or questions I’d [...]
25 Jul
Scripting News for 7/26/2006
Here’s the Rexblog’s first-ever Web 2.0 scoop.
Kevin Burton suggests that Digg embrace RSS. Seems like a no-brainer to me.
Frank Barnako: Million-dollar podcasting. Hmmm.
BetterBadNews asks if videoblogging is art.
Digg’s Kevin Rose responds to Jason Calacanis, but doesn’t really respond. Jason raises a good question. No doubt Kevin is going to make something like $20 [...]
24 Jul
Scripting News for 7/25/2006
How to edit an outline for the podcast directory.
Mark Chernesky is absolutely right about the NY Times podcasts, they are poorly titled, and that makes it really hard to figure out what you’re getting when you look at the files that show up on your computer. Many of the feeds don’t have titles (Arrrrk!) so [...]
23 Jul
Scripting News for 7/24/2006
George Ou: “The weather here in Silicon Valley is at peak levels over 100 degrees and the power in our neighborhood along with tens of thousands of others went out.”
Mark Chernesky, web development director at CNN who is deeply involved in CNN’s podcasting efforts, offers $100 for the new podcast directory, and a newly updated [...]
23 Jul
Scripting News for 7/23/2006
Doc Searls: “I thank Edwards too.”
Okay, here’s a feature I want to implement, to connect directory pages with a page on the wiki. I want to generate a URL into the wiki, and then when someone clicks on it, and the page doesn’t exist, the wiki offers to create it for you. I tried this [...]
