Google AdSense in RSS! (Chris Pirillo)
Chris Pirillo has posted a link to an example of Google Adsense in an RSS feed. This is BIG news, bigger than the other news about various changes to Adsense.
Just what del.icio.us needs to moentise its considerable RSS traffic. And I bet Jason Calcanis is excited about this aswell.
UPDATE: Looks like Weblogs Inc are indeed [...]
Individual-I
The other day Boing Boing linked to Individual-i, which is best summed up as follows:
It represents the right to privacy and anonymity in the information age. It represents the rights to an open government, due process, and equal protection under the law. It represents the right to live surveillance free, and not to be [...]
TV gadget payola
Boing Boing links to the WSJ article on TV gadget payola racket…this so doesn’t surprise me.
In Melbourne we used to watch Sunrise in the morning (a great breakfast current events type show), but the one segment that always ripped my undies was the gadget/technology segment, where they were so obviously led by the nose into [...]
Pimping new site
When we were living in the US we brought a house back here in Auckland (pics), but it was a slightly unusual experience because we didn’t really get involved too much in the whole mortgage process! My sister in law handled it (with power of attourney) via a mortgage broker, so we didn’t really have [...]
B.A.M.
Good question
Running your company on web apps
I like Evan William’s post on the experience of setting up Odeo to run on largely web based apps ’cause that’s what we’ve tried to do in setting up to run FeedrollPro. This is what our biz rig looks like:
Project Management: phpCollab for development, along with Trillian for IM, Gmail for all email, and occaisionally [...]
What is going on?
For some unknown reason I can not reach any of my sites via the DSL connection where we’re currently staying; although I can access the web generally. The friends I’ve im’d about it can access the sites no problem…and indeed I am able to access them myself on my pocketPC over gprs, which is [...]
Meetup.com should be cooler
Meetup have just announced a new pricing regime, which is bound to cause all sorts of pain and misery.
But that is not what this post is about…I have no skin in that game and at the end of the day they are making a calculated decision which they know will force out the more casual [...]
Steve Ruebel hypes tagging
Steve Ruebel is going on about “Targeting Through Tagvertising“. Why does this feel like so much hype?
“consumer phenomenon“, “millions of individuals“…
Hmmm, I think that is overstating things abit. Ask anyone who doesn’t use Flickr or Del.icio.us and I doubt they’ll have the foggiest idea what tagging or folksonomies are, and I don’t think that Flickr [...]
Del.icio.us investors
Don’t know how he knows, but Greg Linden is saying that the recently announced del.icio.us financing includes a veritable whose who of cool internet companies and people.
UPDATE: Greg got the news from the del.icio.us discussion list