Thursday, April 17, 2003

RSS redirection and regex/Frontier/XSLT XML hacking. After I posted yesterday's note about RSS redirection, Dave Winer wrote to remind me that there is a mechanism known to work for both Radio UserLand and NetNewsWire. It looks like this: ... [Jon's Radio] 2:31:32 PM    comment []

For me to read later today. While at Adobe, my friend Thomas talked with me at length about how Adobe is trying to get the industry to implement its XMP (eXtensible Metadata Platform). Here's a paper on XMP. I'd like to get feedback on XMP and give that back to Adobe. What do you think? Oh, yeah, they are giving this to a standards body so that it's not "just an Adobe" thing. This looks pretty interesting. When I start at Microsoft next month I'll try to find out what Microsoft's official position is on XMP. Anyone know? [The Scobleizer Weblog] 10:00:14 AM    comment []

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