Radio UserLand Notes

Patrick wrote a Radio tool about a year ago that will convert a Radio site to a Manila weblog. He notes last week that he's polishing it up. Good news.

Paul Boutin is a long time weblogger I met at Stanford during BloggerCon III and I've been reading him ever since. He always seems to point to the things I want to see but miss like his February 9th post pointing to USAToday's coverage of podcasting including mentions of Dawn and Drew.

[Andrew Grumet](http://grumet.net/weblog/archives/2005/02/08/001282.html) mentions a new experimental license from ASCAP for podcasters. Looks like a positive step.

Dave Sifry mentions many things in a short post from the 7th including the ability to [add a search form](http://www.technorati.com/members/searchlet.html) to your weblog with Technorati as the backend.

Darren Barefoot's February 4th seminar called "Building 21st Century Websites with Blogs and RSS" at eBC I finally had the chance to download the slides and review the content. Radio UserLand was mentioned as a "popular option" when considering weblogs as a tool to produce RSS. Thanks, Darren!

Rogers Cadenhead on the new Google toolbar. [Scripting News]

I posted a couple of days ago [asking for stories](http://houseofwarwick.com/2005/02/18.html#a1191) about UserLand's original subhonkers. Anyone out there with good memories? Brent Simmons? Robert Scoble? Andre Radke?