Phil Wolff: Blue Sky RadioThinking about the next generation of Radio UserLand and Manila. Exercises in Distributed Product Management and Collective wish list fulfillment.AOL Journiverse comment space with one Digital ID. What a difference!- July 24, 2003 Anyone can read an AOL Journal. But you need an AOL login to add a comment. So, no anonymous pseudonymous comments. This also means I have exactly one public identity on all journal guestbooks and comment systems. I must maintain one universal persona, one identity to go along with my one ID for the entire AOL Journiverse. This is a different social construct. I can't separately shield my family on a medical blog, be caustic on a political blog, speak for my company to a disgruntled...http://journals.aol.com/dgillmor/DanGillmorsAOLJournal/ MachineBlogging: Post to eBay.- July 21, 2003 An interaction designer shared this idea at Saturday's Santa Clara Blogger Pizza dinner. Simple, really. Post to eBay from your weblog. He imagines using the blog author's UI to compose your basic data. Stick in your pictures, your descriptions, etc. There would be a few extra fields needed, elements like eBay ID, product metadata, offer types; three more minutes, tops. When you post to your blog, you also publish to the eBay API. How about using one of your blogs to...http://developer.ebay.com/ Machine Blogging: Programmers sought for project: CVS to weblogRSS, and back.- July 21, 2003 CVS as Blogger. Bill Lazar seeks programmers interested in bootstrapping a new system. Improve project communication by having your codebase blog. Yes, blog. You're all busy doing your own thing, coding here, checking stuff in there, testing this, trying that. Common point of reality The code. Keeper of the reality Your configuration management system. Bill's solution: Wrap common events in plain english and post them to a weblog. Syndicate the results if you like. Add...http://www.billsaysthis.com/ Steve Gillmor says email is a subset of RSS. You betcha.- July 14, 2003 Microcontent. It's a big big idea. My shot of Dave Winer taking pictures over spicy noodles. Everyone had a camera; tres postmodern. Mine was the smallest (excluding Steve's phone cam) and cheapest. $32.94 on Amazon. Digital. With micro USB cable and a lanyard to wear around my neck.Steve Gillmor, at last night's Jing Jing Blogger Dinner, had two comments on my email as syndication client post. First, he thinks I have it backwards. RSS (and its decendents) won't...http://dijest.com/aka/2003/07/07.html#a2472 |