Archive for November, 2005

Another week, and another edition of Om & Niall PodSessions. This week are tackling some of the issues related to blogging, blog tools and RSS. Amongst the issues we discuss… The problems with today’s blogging systems. Are they just glorified publishing systems, instead of tools that capture… Read More »

OddPost’s RSS Lives Again in Yahoo Mail. Charlene Li has more. John podcasts the whole thing. Here is proof of OddPost heritage. Scott Gatz explains why he loves his own dog food and writes, “its cool to realize that we are the first major webmail service… Read More »

Tech.memeorandum is abuzz with the news of the launch of Corante Hub, where the site is going to aggregate great writing from member blogs. Hylton Jolliffe talks about it here, and well given the many changes the site has gone through, I think this just might… Read More »

7days of XBox 360

7days of XBox 360 make you realize it is not a revolution, but new level of immersion. Read More »

A few weeks back I introduced you folks to Meebo, a browser-based IM aggregation client that leveraged technologies collectively known as AJAX. Now meet Gtalkr, a Flash-based implementation of Google Talk. I have been playing around with it for a few days, and as a Mac… Read More »

Nick Denton’s Startup kit. Many different ways to boot-strap your business Read More »

Vital Security reports that your Podcast can be hijacked by nefarious people. Okay I don’t get how this whole thing works (someone please let me know if you can figure it out) but I am already worried about Om & Niall PodSessions, my nascent attempt… Read More »

Grand Central, Swivels

PaidContent says Halsey Minor, founder of C/Net has literally swiveled and turned his struggling web-services start-up Grand Central into Swivel, a company that in the hottest Web space: online advertising and e-commerce. Read More »

Google downgraded by Stanford Group

Google downgraded by Stanford Group. I guess $400+ is too rich for them…Will they be Jonathan Cohen of Web 2.0 or prescient forecasters? Read More »

Mac Mini, An Apple DVR?

It is as if somehow someone was listening…. only yesterday I was wondering if there was someone who could step into the void left by TiVo’s move towards advertising and offer a pure-play DVR that does “ad-skipping” well and is as easy to use as well… Read More »

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