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• Cullect.com Screencasts I’ve just recorded 3 Quicktime walkthroughs of Cullect: Cullect.com Overview - Unsigned In 10:40 min Cullect.com - Signing in, managing items, inviting curators, adding feeds, posting to blogs & posting to twitter 9:28 min Adding Cullect.com to Other Applications 3:44 min
• T-75 and Counting PodcastNYC lists out 9 Ways to Kill Podcasting. Articulating some of the ‘this feels wrong’ parts of the iTunes, Yahoo podcast directories. On the other side, thanks to Dave Winer for comparing the river-of-news vs. portal presentations. Personally, I see time-based navigation as a good way to see how a story evolves - though, I
• Why Browser-based Feed Readers are Free “I +love+ the new Google Reader app on Facebook. Interesting that most people only have around five to 10 feeds.” - Robert Scoble I now understand why start pages (NetVibes, PageFlakes, iGoogle) have traction. A volume that low has a lot of flexibility in presentation - and comparatively light on server resources. Things get interesting once
• More FeedSeeder Demos - Organized and Otherwise As I’ve mentioned before, I’ll be at Portable Media Expo a this coming weekend. If you see me, feel free to introduce yourself and ask for a FeedSeeder Demo. I’m looking for comments and suggestions. Also, as soon as I get back from PME, I’ll be doing a more formal presentation as part of the University
• FriendFeed.com - Just Aggregating Your Friends’ Feeds? “…if you’re brilliant enough to create Google Maps, Gmail, et. al, move on to inventing a flying car or something.” - Rex Hammock A while back, when I was regularly publishing to multiple sites, I had a thing I called the gFeed that pulled all those feeds (probably a half dozen at my peak) into a