Using del.icio.us as a writing summarization tool (by Jeremy Zawodny)
The other day after I wrote There is no Web Operating System (or WebOS), I noticed that a few people had bookmarked it in del.icio.us. This is nothing new. From time to time I see people using del.icio.us to save a reference to something I write, maybe jotting down a note or saving a brief excerpt along the way. But I checked back a day later to find that a number of people had saved it (31 at the
Yahoo! Pipes: Unlocking the Data Web (by Jeremy Zawodny)
For far too long now RSS has been used in ways that don't really tap its true potential. Being able to syndicate my favorite headlines or blog posts is great. In fact, it helped to kick off a revolution in personal on-line publishing that is still growing and evolving. But I want so much more. It's not for lack of vision. Back in 2005, Adam Bosworth painted a vision that eventually manifested itse
Welcome MyBlogLog to Yahoo! (by Jeremy Zawodny)
It seems like only yesterday that TechCrunch posted a premature story about Yahoo! buying MyBlogLog. Well, now it's official and I'd like to publicly welcome the MyBlogLog team to Yahoo. In the last month or so, I've had the chance to meet and get to know the team: Todd, Eric, John, Steve, and Scott. Hopefully our time together from now on will be less of me asking questions about their infrastruc
Thoughts on Flickr and Yahoo (by Jeremy Zawodny)
The first time I used Flickr, I knew it was something different and something important. It took me a while to figure out and try to articulate exactly what that was, but I took my first swipe back in September when I called it a Next Generation Web Service. In that posting, I said: Flickr has been on my radar for a while now, but I only recently began to start playing with it. I'm impressed as he
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