Goodbye CNET Radio

The end of January is the end of CNET Radio as the company shifts to a paid service, CNET Radio Direct, a twice-a-day program.

[RatcliffeBlog: Business, Technology & Investing]

That's a shame.  I've enjoyed listening to Rob Black's "Stock Talk" on CNET every time I've visited the US.  I found precious little else worth listening to.

Bloggers identity Ever since I read about the SMBmeta proposal I started thinking about a similar approach to identify bloggers.

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So it really looks like somebody is working with this stuff. The message also had a vCard of the sender attached, which I dragged to my Address Book and got me the full info about the person who sent the message updated on my computer (and my Palm, my phone, my iPod, etc.). At this point I would be tempted to link here my vCard, maybe even start to think about some new meta tag to add to these pages code but... it would also mean starting getting tons of spam almost immediately since all spiders out there would pick my email address up in seconds. While I agree on the fact that I am already getting a lot of spam and that getting my address out there is important, I'm trying to figure out a way to solve this riddle. Meanwhile, here's my vCard compressed as a .zip file, hoping that those spam spiders won't figure it out ";->" [Paolo Valdemarin: Paolo's Weblog]

Isn't this what Kunekt is all about?