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Thursday, April 11, 2002

Using the Google API with Radio and Frontier. 4:14:12 PM

Google: "With the Google Web APIs service, software developers can query more than 2 billion web documents directly from their own computer programs." 4:09:09 PM

1:50:05 PM

12:16:06 PM

This is a test of a new cow-path-pave for Jon Udell and others.

Jon wants to customize the RSS output for his weblog so that only the first sentence of his post appears in the RSS output. As a reader of Jon's feed, I appreciate this. I also appreciate the way he did his work, and documented it publicly.

With any luck this will appear in my RSS output file, but it will be all uppercase. Back in a minute with the results of the test.

It worked the first time! Nice.

9:11:57 AM

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