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Hey the Washington Post is podcasting. Yow.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

A 17-minute podcast with the missing bits on Trade Secrets and Adam Curry. We started a technology, business and artisitic partnership in public, and never explained why it fell apart. This is my story.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Nick Bradbury of FeedDemon has started a thread on the River of News style of aggregators, and I join in.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

The PBS show NewsHour with Jim Lehrer supports RSSPermanent link to this item in the archive.

The Make You Go Hmm thread got pretty interesting today. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

A picture named loveRss.gifJeff Veen: The Usability of Subscribing to Feeds. I'm glad that Jeff is writing about this. Now that Safari has made subscribing easier, it would be great if the other browser vendors followed suit, and then carefully upped the ante. There's an evolution that could take place here over the next year that would make subscribing really easy. I'll write more about this soon. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

A picture named armadillo.jpgAt the beginning of today's podcast I said I'd talk about how I'd like to go on from here, but I finished before explaining. I really do think the air is clear now. I want to be able to talk about podcasting business models, where it was difficult before because I had undisclosed conflicts, now they're out in the open, so you know how to judge my opinion. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Doc Searls: "The podosphere is the new conferencesphere." Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Rex Hammock begins a series of blog posts he has entitled "How Apple Will Change Everything About Podcasting." Permanent link to this item in the archive.

A picture named ohRudyIsntThisAFunPlace.jpgIn the very next aggregator run after posting today's podcast, an article in the Boston Globe about the rift. I'm glad I got my side out there. I knew the Globe article was in process, I was interviewed for it on Tuesday. I was pretty sure it would be about as superficial as it turned out to be. Also on Tuesday I said podcasting can go deep, and today here's the proof. It's a new medium and a new world, I don't care how much they sniff in pro-jo land. You can't slime someone like the old days, nowadays we talk back. So there's a silver lining to all the michegas, we get to use the tools in new ways.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Finally the cartoonists are starting to figure out blogs.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

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