Monthly Archives: November 2009

Aggregation versus content theft

I know many bloggers face this, and it seems some of my content became the victim once again.  Much is due to the inherent nature of RSS and the multitude of automation tools available to grab these feeds and make posts from them.  I do this myself for SpikedStudio Productions, the new podcast network, ...

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How Twitter got lists wrong – issue #3

Finding an authority for the lists I want to follow seems to be a huge effort.  Of course, you always go back to those you already follow, as you consider them authorities in some way already.  So you browse the lists they have created, but the remainder out there are ignored.  I talked briefly about ...

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Making Google Dashboard better

Last week I discussed the launch of Google Dashboard and some of the expectations I had and what it turned out to be.  As I sat back and listened to some other podcasts and read articles that covered it also, I noticed there was something simple Google could have done to take the

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