Craig Burton

Earlier I posted that xFruits was generating a new feed in xhtml from my rss
feed.

Phil Wilson pointed out that a feed can’t be in xhtml.
Craig, a feed cannot be XHTML. xFruits is generating a mobile version of
your site from your existing feed, but it is not creating a new feed.

Phil Wilson [phil@philwilson.org] ï
8/22/06; 6:58:15 [...]

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In the last few days, I have been watching Dave
Winer and Robert
Scoble discuss and oogle about using mobile readers for RSS feeds.They
both love it.Of course neither blog systems that Dave or Robert use
automatically generate mobile rss feeds.Dave had generated a mobile feed
before but had never really experienced it. He modified his mobile rss generator
to create [...]

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I posted about Lexxe earlier. I got an email from Dr. Hong from Lexxe
thanking me for the post. He later posted this on the Lexxe news page. Thanks. I
will play with this some more.
Dr. Hong, do you have some white papers or more tech info on how the natural
language search engine works?
Let us know.cb 

About Lexxe

News and [...]

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 I stumbled on this site today. I entered “When did NetWare first appear?”
and it came back with a whole list of links and powerpoint presentations saying
NetWare first appeared in 1983.
The first versions of NetWare came out in 1981, but hey, who’s keeping track?
So far I like this engine.
If you type the same sentence in Google, [...]

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How many social networking sites do we need? I guess you could say “the
bubble is baaaack!”  

Famster is a Flash based social networking site
with a long list of features. Created by Whittier California web design company
Ivenue, itís an attempt to take online social networking mainstream for adults.
Thereís no clear business model yet and I find [...]

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the
talking dog: August 19, 2006, TD Blog Interview with George
Lakoff

Doc Searls introduced me to Lakoff. Great stuff. 

August 19, 2006, TD
Blog Interview with George Lakoff
George Lakoff is Professor of
Linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley, a senior fellow at the
progressive think-tank Rockridge
Institute, and is the author of “Whose
Freedom: The Battle Over America’s Most Important Idea” and a [...]

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Starting yesterday, my computer has been having what seemed to be an
insolvable problem. Every time I opened the browser–either FireFox or IE–the
browser address bar, the window that was open, and the search toolbar would
start “blinking.”
If I tried to type something into a form or an address window, the keyboard
either wouldn’t work or I would press [...]

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I love finding a new blog like this. Great insight and info.
Ranking 50 Top Blogs in the Search Space
Posted by randfish on Tue (8/15/06) at 12:48 PM to Blogging & Social Tagging

The search & search marketing fields have, over the last 4
years, become overrun with bloggers. It would seem that many of us [...]

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I think this is too little too late. Google has allowed blogger to stagnate for too long. Livewriter and Wordpress rock.

Google releases Blogger API
submitted by parislemon 19 hours 11 minutes ago (via http://buzz.blogger.com/2006/0Ö)
“Alongside yesterday’s Blogger Beta launch comes some great news for
Blogger API developers ó Blogger now has a Google Data API!”

Source: digg - [...]

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Read the comments, very funny.
“How the heck is MySpace a web 2.0 site?”
Seth Godin’s list of 937 Web 2.0 sites, sorted by traffic rank
submitted by diggypop 11 hours 39 minutes ago (via http://www.alexaholic.com/sethÖ)

“Web 2.0″ (for lack of a better term) has the ‘net all atwitter.
But of the websites included in the category, [...]

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