When I first saw this picture - i actually thought it was working code:

Lucas Gonze has an appeal for uptake.
Here’s a perfect post to followup on our philosophy. Take playlists for instance.
Mu3 was great when it was created, but falls far behind what we need as an industry. When I found out about XSPF I asked Lucas for it to be used for collections of all [...]

Phil Pearson (an employee of Broadband Mechanics) responded to my Law #1:
This kind of sums up how BBM works: Canter’s Law #1.
As he says: “This will make sense - later”
Here’s my take on it:
- To make someone happy, you’ve got to support their format. To make everyone happy, you’ve got to support everyone’s formats.
- [...]

Arnaud Leene has put up a full fledged Review blog.
Truth be told - it’ll be Phil’s “micro-content aggregator” which will most appreciate Arnaud’s content. Yum yum yum.
BTW - speaking of Reviews - I also just noticed that Rotten Tomatoes was bought by IGN. This is an important point - MOST of [...]

WOW!
Yet ‘most’ do not have tuner cards in them.
Hmmmmmmm

Bary Dydabd agress with me. Yahoo please support open identity standards.
Nuf said.

Seb Paquet has joined SocialText.
Great hire.

Charles Iliya Krempeaux is suggesting (in Avogato) a scenario which is exactly what we did at ourmedia.org.
We asked the mRSS list if we should have separate feeds or not and what the ‘chiclet’ would be. The answer back - just combine them together. So we did.
We then created our own mRSS [...]

Hey Suw - I vote for Oct 1-2.
I’ll be at IBC the weekend Ross is there.

I can’t wait to read the upcoming interveiws on PaidContent.org with Ted Cohen and Jim Bankoff.

I love Ted dearly. He was the product manager for MediaBand way back when and he went out omn the road with me - with a broken ankle. What a mensch!
And Jim is someone I just met and [...]