If you've been following my blog, especially this month , you can't have failed to notice me banging on about this Attention / OPML topic for a while now ( and here and here and here and here ). Not that I've been obsessed or anything... Anyway...

Lisa is doing a create job of trawling the net for some OPML gems. If you are interested at all in OPML, you need to subscribe to her feed . Tonight Lisa pointed out this post by Jim Moore : "People are now consciously creating and sharing reading...

Marc Hedlund provides his Amazon wishlist wishlist . One item I'd add to the wishlist wishlist is the ability to export the wishlist (and import). After all, it is YOUR wishlist, right? Then I could manage and share the wishlist as I like , refer to...

It is so close, I can smell it! Do you really think that it is simply a coincidence that today is my Xbox 360 arrival day *and* I have today and tomorrow off for vacation? (btw, it is a coincidence, but I like to think it is all part of my cunning...

What a laugh, Robert wants to get done something *simple* done, and it becomes a royal pain in the RSS . In case you end up having the same issues Robert did, you could watch this short screencast done by Raymond that explains how you get out of this...

It has been a week since the RSS / OPML/ SSE proposal was announced by Ray Ozzie and Dave Winer . There is plenty of grokking going on with respect to RSS + SEE, but I've yet to come across any posts taking the time to think through the implications...

CorkChop asks about the orientation of the Xbox 360 "Did Microsoft want to make the Xbox 360 more like the new PS2 which can sit vertically? Did they want to make the new Xbox appear more like a computer, I mean, the case is now white instead of...

There are certain advantages to being in permanent Beta. This is one of them.

It is my pleasure to inform that this blog has joined the Web 2.0 Workgroup , a non-formal network created in October by Michael Arrington of TechCrunch , Richard MacManus of Read/WriteWeb , and Frederico Oliveira of WeBreakstuff . The Web 2.0 Workgroup...

Russell Beattie tried out Halo 2 on his new Xbox 360: "the killer app of the 360 is the same killer app of the original: Halo. It’s just fun and works just like it should, and now it looks better than ever. Cool stuff."

Follow-the-sun search . Via Joe Heck .

Matt McAlister of Yahoo! has some good advice for online publishers. His last observation nails it: "You used to have 2 customers: advertisers and readers. You now have a 3rd: mashers."

Here's the second of the two part Attention podcast Skype call I recorded with Joshua Porter : Part 2: .(mp3, 46mb, 48min) Part 1 notes ( .mp3, 43mb, 45min) We've already got some feedback to the first half/part of the podcast. In particular...

Tim Bray : "Oh yes, and since we’re talking about standards, would MSDN please get a clue !?!?." Good call Tim, however, I'd like to point out SDN ain't exactly 'sorted '. I agree, we should sort this mess out.

This is the first of a two part podcast Skype chat with Joshua Porter and I ( part 1: .mp3, 43mb, 45mins ). Part 2 tomorrow. (update, here it is ). Joshua is a little faint to hear at first, gets a bit better later though, sorry about this. Notes...

One of the nice things about sharing our OPML is the ability to sample feeds you've not tried before, but this can be hard work. Example: Pete Cashmore and Chris Anderson (editor of Wired) have made their RSS feed subscriptions available for others...

Dave Munger on a phenomenon apprarently called 'attentional blink': "Take a look at the following three animations. Each will flash very rapidly through a set of words (9 words per second!). Your job is to watch carefully and see if you notice a...

Well, the future of screencasting is already here. Internet time stuff, eh? We talked about it, so then Raymond and I went and did it . We've created two separate screencasts: his and mine . As you see there are two screencasts containing common...

I've been following Raymond Kristiansen's Don't Lose the Question (DLTQ) blog for sometime. He's an interesting guy: a media experimenter extraordinaire. You might know Raymond from the BBC news story in September leading up to the Norwegian elections...

Pete Cashmore has uploaded his OPML file / blogroll into opmlmanager.com too. Worth browsing / importing and seeing what his RSS subscriptions is you're interested in Web 2.0 / API / Mash ups . He's also been following the OPML / Attention conversation...

I didn't touch anything , I swear. ( a la Tara , in reference to this ) Tags: OPML , Attention attentiontrust attention.xml

Windows Live Program Manager, Imran Qureshi: "Today I'd like to give you a sneak preview of one the most exciting features we have coming in our next beta refresh of Windows Live Mail (codename:Kahuna): Spell Check As You Type ." Windows Live...

The guys who developed opmlmanager.com , Bernard Flach and Peter Overbleeke have now released World Outlined Web (WOW!) OPML broswer . Nice job! Note: hey, mum & dad - you can check out my Christmas OPML wishlist in your browser right now (in case...

I missed this first, second and third time around. Not this time. Just watched it. First class: Identity 2.0 by Dick Hardt of Sxip . Thanks to Liz Lawley for the pointer.

This poppeed into my RSS reader just now. It was tagged as 'UI' in Flickr . The tagger in question must either be an exceptionally lateral thinker to consider this plate of green beans and a bit of chicken as a user interface, or he/she ate this...