Where else can feeds be used?
Seth Godin makes the point that RSS is a great update alert mechanism for web content even if your site isn’t a blog per se…So true! Think catalogues, events, links, and even document syndication (enclosures are not just for MP3s ya know!). The list goes on…
Seth mentions an RSS management product from Evolvepoint called FeedCraft. [...]
Geek Rn’B
No, this isn’t going to become a video blog…just got one more I had to share. This is Tripod, an Australian music comedy trio, and this is funny as hell.
[embedded video won't show in your feed reader]
Ninja training camp
Holy crap, these guys are unreal…the future of Kung-Fu movie making looks good…
[this movie probably won't show up in your feed reader]
My sabbatical ends!
Wow, I have just finished my first week as Online Marketing Manager for New Zealands largest independant travel agency, House Of Travel. Maybe it was a week of concentrating hard all day trying to soak up a lot of information, or maybe I just ain’t used to working all day…whatevs, I slept in this morning.
The [...]
My year in cities
Blame Jason Kottke for this.
My year (2005) in Cities. Counting only those I spent atleast a night in:
Melbourne (counting this because we moved from Mlb back to Auckland)
Copenhagen*, Denmark
Hamburg*, Germany
London*, UK
Houston, Texas
Singapore
Kuala Lumpur*, Malaysia
The Hague*, Netherlands
Vaasa, Finland
Wellington, NZ (It’s only a 45min flight, but I include it here for completeness)
* Cities visited multiple times on [...]
Google Maps advertising
David Galbraith has pointed out some Google Maps advertising tests. Checkout this search for hotels in New York City…click on the little blue ballons.
I would be paying very close attention if I were in the yellow pages business…you’re gonna have to do something pretty tasty to stay relevant in the face of this. In 2-3 [...]
Like Hotmail for RSS
Here’s a question…if someone described a service to you as being ‘like Hotmail for RSS’ what do you think that would look like?