Friday, July 22, 2005

Or close enough

Impressive: The Compleat Bud Light Real American Heroes :30 Radio Ad collection.

See? Vanity search feeds pay off.

Whoa! Rick not only has a picture of my missing 3-way plug, he's got the real article!

If not dollars

Making More Sense of the Web is up at Linux Journal.

Ganging up

We recorded a new Gillmor Gang this morning, with special guests Tony Perkins and George Gilder, who was his smart and pugnacious self. Topics include his new book, China, technology, trade, RSS and the continuing death of television (correctly predicted by George so long ago Amazon doesn't carry the book). Steve Gillmor tells me the show should be up later today. Watch this space.

Guess we'll just have to mark him down as "doubtful"

If these words were people, I would embrace their genocide. Most of the words are derived from "blog."

Comes from here. Thanks to Sean Bonner for the pointer.

João has added you as a connection. Is João your connection?

Orkut used as drug distribution network in Brazil. Link from John Dvorak.

We can only hope

John Dvorak thinks John Roberts might even be good for tech.

The beat goes on

I hear Blogpulse has improved its services. It's fast (maybe because it doesn't find much about... oh, metblogs), has lots of features (especially visual ones), some nice UI graces, tools for following trends and other stuff.

There are glitches too. For example, RSS feeds of keyword searches seem to be missing some pieces that other search engine feeds provide. Or so it seems, so far.

Dig around and see what you think.

A blog in need

Steve Eisenberg is looking for recommendations around corporate blog/e-zine software. His question is one I often hear. Sometimes it's along with the one that goes "We already have a content management system..." Which, as in Steve's case, frequently is Mambo, a popular open source CMS.

AlwaysUp

The AlwaysOn Summit turned out to be a lot of fun, and now the audio/video archive is up.