I came across this [article] and was intrigued by it. I have had Verizon FIOS for over a year now and have been eagerly awaiting FIOS TV. I have been watching the announcements of Verizon's various content deals and have been very happy with what I have been reading. While I enjoyed the article it did leave me with some
I was jolted this morning when I realized that although Yahoo is including blogs in their regular news search be it in the margin, that I thought they had a direct way to get blog only results. Thier implementation is really weird, and you will see what I am talking about in the next paragraph. Unless I am missing something,
I am sure if your a Mac user and you have been using a news aggregator you likely have been exposed to NetNewsWire. Well it was just purchased by the same company that owns FeedDemon the RSS aggregator that I utilize. This could turn out to be quite significant in that I am sure they will be tying the product
I have had a look at the new features at Pubsub and found that even though they have done a great job in detailing incoming and outgoing links they are missing large chunks of data. I did some link counting on my own and they are missing a large percentage of the outgoing and missing many of the incoming. I
I have gotten a lot of private e-mail from people telling me they have to use feedburner they have no other choice. When I ask them which application they are using the respond in naming weblog applications that have RSS built in. Most have been pretty shocked. I am puzzled because most had to have known the correct URL to
Feedburner has a nice service but the question remains why would 100,000 people trust a third party to update and maintain the lifeblood of the one single document that connects most sites to their readership. The trend is quite shocking. The second question I raise and I will admit Feedburner has some cool tools the question I as is why