Tuesday, March 7, 2006
Snark tagging and more
Robert W. Anderson in Snark it up:
I want to introduce the HyperText Snarkup Language (HTSL) which will initially be described as simply an extension of XHTML with a namespace. This will allow publishers to have full control over their snark.
He even creates a snark tag. Very fun stuff.
Dept. of Validation
Dept. of Corrections
Says here "Doc Searls posted on the usual death of books in 2003..."
Follow that link and you'll see an ironic headline — The ongoing death of publishing as usual — above a post that is about blogs, not books.
But the pointage comes from what's a good post on other grounds. For example, this line: For publishers, it’s like debating global warming while the ice caps melt. The world is changing under their feet and they’re wondering what pair of shoes they should wear.
Radio 2.x
Can't believe I hadn't noticed Last.fm before this morning here at eTech. Very interesting stuff.
Not much more to say, since the connectivity is kinda slammed.