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Wednesday, May 29, 2002

Jon Udell: "[Radio's] built-in RSS aggregator has changed how I process information in a dramatic way."  [Scripting News] 2:13:52 PM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

John Robb: "Individuals, armed with the Internet, will continue to chip away at the old moats and barriers corporations have erected in order to gain pricing power."  [Scripting News] 10:21:20 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, tell all your friends about the CBDTPA!!  [Scripting News] 10:16:29 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

Matt Mower: Creating communities from thin air. I spotted this before seeing Jon's piece. Amazing how these thing synchronize.  [Scripting News] 9:10:57 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

Jon Udell: Social networking in Radiospace. Great job Jon. Very interesting stuff.  [Scripting News] 9:04:32 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

via O'Reilly's Mac DevCenter: Derrick Story and Jim Dearien share one man's story of AirPort, Apples and PCs. "In October 2001 I approached the Apple store with this challenge: Can I attach a DSL line to the AirPort hub and hard wire it to a PC (my Gateway), then wirelessly connect it to my laptops (HP and Dell), and have all computers online at the same time?" If you already have an AirPort Base Station and you want to grant access to your WiFi equipped PC, check out this Apple Knowledge Base Doc to download the AirPort Admin Utility for Windows 1.0 mentioned in Derrick and Jim's piece. [Radio X Neophyte] 8:54:30 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

Apple Discussions - Airport for Windows 8:54:03 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

Tristan Taormino: " I don't want any state legislature telling me how I can or cannot come."  [Scripting News] 8:10:43 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

kartoo : les cartes de recherche The real site 8:03:41 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

Kartoo.com: A New Kind of Search Engine. We review Kartoo.com, a new visual meta-search engine. Type in a query and up pops an interactive map with sized nodes and semantic links. Refining your query is easy. It's an interesting glimpse into the future "Semantic Web" Tim Berners-Lee envisioned. By Andy King. 0529 [WebReference News] Very cool! 8:03:06 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

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