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Apple, Mobile Me, And Disney
A new trademark caps a week of Apple glee as the MacWorld Expo in San Francisco ends, and we theorize what the…
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Expression Engine has OPML. Ho Hum.
Dave Winer, who is just about single-handedly pushing OPML into mainstream consciousness, likes the fact that Rick Ellis has added OPML support to Expression Engine, and points to Ellis's use of the outlining language on his blog.
More Choices With Offline Blog Editors
I use an offline editor to write nearly all my blog posts. This means I'm not dependent on a network connection nor the vagaries of the internet between my PC and the hosting service (TypePad for this blog), or even my own server where I have my WordPress blog.
Yahoos Double Standard: France Vs. China
Yahoo has a double standard. A federal appeals court dismissed a lawsuit by the Sunnyvale portal powerhouse, filed to try and keep a Paris court from enforcing a $15 million fine for displaying Nazi memorabilia for sale on Yahoo's auction site. This is a violation of French law and shows a different game than Yahoo dealing with China.
Maybe Neville Will Read This Print Newspaper
Neville Hobson, popular PR blogger and my co-host on For Immediate Release, has pretty much given up on print.
Trains, Urinals, And Iranian Nuke Mashups
Users around the world have done a lot with the APIs provided by the likes of Google, Yahoo, and Amazon; one site delivers a RSS feed of mashups, so no one has to miss out on the next one to come along.
