Tuesday, September 13, 2005

From Richard MacManus, the Father of Web 2.0 The RSS Space: The Next Google. Recently I made an attempt at defining "The RSS Space". Based on some great discussions with VCs and wise people in the RSS business, we came up with the following categorization for RSS vendors: Publisher Services Sub-categories: Content; Analytics; Feed Mgmt; Advertising  [...] [Web 2.0 Explorer] 7:13:41 PM

Podcasting, OPML Search The amazing history of podcasting, in one directory on OPMLsearch. I happened on a very nice demonstration of the beauty of OPML directories: Click here for a succinct, live directory that traverses the entire history of podcasting, from the first experiment with enclosures, through Chris Lydon's political coverage of the Democratic Presidential Primary, to the first Morning Coffee notes, to Dave Winer's most recent Coffee notes. These audio files portray a fascinating slice of history, immediately accessible. The directory is displayed in search results at http://OPMLsearch.com and is accessed--if you lose the pointer above, by a search on OPMLsearch for "http://www.morningcoffeenotes.com/rss.xml"and selecting the first item (click here to run the search for yourself). [Jim Moore's cybernetics, politics, emergence, etc.] 7:06:16 PM

Charlene Li's Blog Loving Google's Sidebar -- my new RSS aggrgator. I have a confession to make. I may research and write about RSS, but darn it if I can't remember to actually check my feeds! It's just not part of my daily habit and after trying about 20 different aggregators,... [Charlene Li's Blog] 6:07:50 PM