Every couple of months, there is another uprising about the bandwidth usage of RSS…the most recent one has been going on in the last couple of days, and this post from Robert Scoble is right in the middle of it, along with its associated comments. In another post, he even says “RSS is broken.” As [...]

For anyone who’s going to be at Supernova, be sure to check out the “Spam and the Future of Email” panel Thursday at 4:30pm…I’ll be on that panel, joined by some folks from Cloudmark, Turntide, and Oddpost. My contribution to the panel is obviously in the relationship of RSS and email, and how RSS can [...]

…also known as Blogging for Associations, Non-profits & Content-driven Web Sites, is happening on June 30 in Washington, D.C. Debbie Weil, a wizard of online publishing and marketing, has lined up Komra Moriko to speak. Debbie says there are still a few spots left as of today. NewsGator Technologies is pleased to sponsor the seminar, [...]

I’ll be participating in a RSS round-table webcast on Thursday morning, 10:00am PDT. It’s free – if you’d like to listen in, you can register here. On the call will be Mark Fletcher, Mitch Ratcliffe, and Harry Hayes. [the registration page says differently, but I believe this is the more up-to-date information]

Continuing his series, Harold Check has published an interview with me on his weblog – The New Net Architects, Part IV - Greg Reinacker. A quote from the interview: Syndication will change things. For a taste, look at the early adopters of syndication technology, and how much they say it has changed their online habits, and [...]

I was just flipping through some old posts here on my blog. It’s been fun – a lot of it really takes me back to what was going on at the time. Like an online diary. I know, I know, people have been reflecting on this for ages, but I finally have posts that are [...]

It’s not all that often that I post about some new technology that I see, but today’s going to be an exception. As some of you know, I used to do development consulting in the travel business. Well today, I was fortunate enough to get a glimse of a new application from TravelMessenger, the likes [...]

…now with other peoples’ cars! :-) Tom Walker has started writing road test reviews of new cars…here’s his first one, on the Mazda RX-8. Complete with the little 1.3 liter 240 hp gem of a motor that also powers the Formula Mazda (I so want one of those…) Nice job, Tom!

Many of you probably know Phil Torrone – the guy behind flashenabled.com, who always seems to have cooler toys than the rest of us. :-) Phil’s built a video feed, optimized for NewsGator Media Center Edition. In Phil’s own words: “…basically, with this, i have my own tv station.” He works for Fallon Worldwide, which [...]

This is so cool. A while back, I posted something about my friend Justin Mette, who runs an independent game studio. Their claim to fame, so far, is Orbz – it was even listed as one of the best games of 2003 (amidst very good company, like Halo and Madden) in PC Magazine. Well, pretty [...]