Attention podcast: RSS feedreaders and aggregators

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Pete Cashmore — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 18:38:42 GMT

Sounds good. Downloading it now...

re: Attention podcast: RSS feedreaders and aggregators

Joel Ross — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 18:48:03 GMT

Great podcast. The combo of the two guests was very good - the conversations they had were great, and (since I'm both a feeddemon and TailRank user) I'm looking forward to see what comes out of them down the line.

I don't remember who originally mentioned it, but there was a discussion about a user's click stream and the new FireFox ping ability. The talk mentioned using AJAX to be able to do that reliably across browsers, and I was wondering if you or either of the guests had seem MyBlogLog.com. It's a service (free and paid options) that tracks what users are clicking on. I use it on my blog to see what the most popular outbound links are.

Now, if it had an API to pull the data back out, that would be more useful, but it's still a nice way to see where people are going without "disrupting the web" as someone mentioned about redirects.

Anyway, just wanted to drop a note to say it was an entertaining listen.

Joel

re: Attention podcast: RSS feedreaders and aggregators

alexbarn — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 18:52:59 GMT

thanks for the comments Joel. I've not heard of mybloglog.com so will check out.

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Anne Zelenka — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 22:45:03 GMT

Didn't get through the last few minutes yet because my morning carpooling ended before the podcast did. But I enjoyed it a bunch; even listened to it while waiting for a policeman to cite me for an expired safety inspection.

I especially liked where Nick slipped and called the software an "aggravator" instead of an "aggregator."

I thought the point that users don't have to be dumb to need simple software was important (someone said something like "even if users are brilliant, they need simple software") We are all so busy, trying to do so many things, drinking in so much information... we need simple solutions. OPML is succeeding because it's simple just like RSS is, except for the subscribing bit, simple.

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