Nice try Splashcast but your still Hijacking my Feed!
Two Updates see additional notes at Bottom!
From the archive
May 2007
56 posts
Platinum Sponsor for 2007 Podcast Awards Secured
We will announce in a few days who the 2007 Platinum Sponsor is for the People’s Choice Podcast Awards. We are now looking to fill the 4 Gold Sponsorship spots. Details at the PodcastAwards.com website. Or email me at podcastawards@gmail.com
Mob Takes over Digg in a BIG Way!
The Digg crowd is beyond pissed off that the two articles that had been dug up to 15,000 times each had been removed by the Digg team. Well tonight in a first of a kind incident there are literally 100’s or articles on the subject that are being dug into the 1000’s of Digits.
HD-DVD Code gets Blogger Banned from Digg
It appears that the following set of numbers 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0. Is causing quite a stir. It seems that this set of numbers if the HD-DVD processing key you can use to decrypt and play most HD-DVD movies in Linux.
Vista more Secure than Mac OS!
Hey don’t shoot the messenger the above article title was used on MacWorld.com and while I agree that the title is a bit sensational. The referenced article has a very good interview on the reality of Mac OS security.
Splashcast and the RSS feed Hijacking
The RSS hijacking is worse than I thought or had been made aware of. It seems the folks over at Splashcast have added a bunch of shows in a new section of their website called channels. Turning their site into essentially another podcast directory. While I have no issue with a service aggregating “aka” listing my content as any exposure is good. All was well untill I look at the RSS button on my splashcast profile and see that they have hijacked my feed.
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Splashcast Hijacking RSS Feeds
I have been buried with a lot of work the past couple of days, but I heard some rumbling's about Splashcast Hijacking RSS feeds. I have gotten about 30 e-mails on it today and will be looking at it closer in the morning, but from what I heard so far it seems these folks have made the same mistake other new media companies have and in all fairness I am going to go after them just as hard as I did those other groups.
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