August 26, 2002

Personal RSS Aggregators

Christian Crumlish

John Udell wrote a good overview of RSS Aggregators in a May 27 column in Byte, the seminal, now-online-only computer magazine (the only such magazine I ever paid to subscribe to):

No single person will be completely authoritative in any one area, but that won't matter ... in fact, it's better that way. In the interplay among several weblogs, the sum can be greater than the parts.

Posted by xian at August 26, 2002 5:53 PM
Other incoming links (via Technorati)

Hosted by Mediajunkie.

Sponsors
On this day in 2006
Blogging the MDP Convention: We're not quite there after all; blogging has not yet arrived as the political force it is elsewhere in the rest of the country. The first clue should have been the locked door to the caucus room upon arrival this morning.... (Blogosphere)
On this day in 2003
Yahoo blog rumor: Noticed in my sidebar, The Blog Herald (which needs an editor as bad as I do), reports that undisclosed sources inside Yahoo! say "that the company is already in talks with a number of blogging firms, looking for the right acquisition vehicle to integrate into the Yahoo! stable of sites." It... (Products)
Cowgirl's bo-hunk's robots 'n' stuff: Last week I went to SF and finally met the honest-to-god Amazonian bitch-queen of the blogosphere, the Reverse Cowgirl her ownself, squiring her aptly named boyfriend, Christian Ristow around the grungy tearoom teabagging and teaspoon-heating' Tenderloin Rx Gallery, where three diabolectronicoes were showing off their kinetic art. A daily self-portrait for... (Blogosphere)
Summaries of candidate blogs: Niel Palleck is posting hilarious excerpts from the Democratic candidates campaign blogs: JOHN KERRY, August 8--I took the bus to Springfield today because my best friend got tickets to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, who were supposed to open for the White Stripes until Jack hurt his finger. I was pretty pissed,... (Blogosphere)
Semantic blogging white paper: An HP Labs article called Semantic Blogging for Bibliography Management argues for piggybacking semantic metadata on "a very successful paradigm for lightweight publishing."... (Weblog Concepts)