This is a very interesting commentary on the whole will webfeeds replace e-mail debate. I agree that webfeeds are maturing and have a lot of hype right now, but I also think webfeeds will allow e-mail to mature and return to it's original use as a person to person medium.
Ed Brill
I am pleased to announce two new service offerings and the official launch of my weblog, View from the Isle. New Services I have been tracking the rapidly emerging developments in communications and collaboration over the past six months and I am very excited about the new opportunities that weblogs and RSS/webfeeds can offer businesses…
After discovering TheOpenCD.org project through an article in PCWorld, I found the free multi-network IM client called Miranda IM. Miranda IM works using a plugin architecture, one plugin allows you to post to your Blogger based blog through IM. This is a post through the interface. So far, so good.
Great notes from Michael this afternoon. I actually talked with Michael on the phone today. It was great to have a voice to go with the posts. We share very similar interests in technology and collaboration software. I hope I have the opportunity to chat more with him (at least via e-mail) I recommend the…
More bad news for Microsoft. This is the third time in a month that Microsoft must play catch-up with researchers finding vulnerabilities in its browser. [CNET News.com]
Beyond the fact that Google is really trying to go beyond search, what I think is interesting is the ability to automatically publish a webfeed (Atom format) Excellent marriage of old (e-mail) and new (webfeed). Free Publishing Platform For Mailing And Discussion Lists: Google Groups 2 – RG News
As many have predicted, Microsoft is starting to tackle Google and Yahoo head on. I'll be interested to see what they offer, but I'm not likely to switch from Google, though. Microsoft prepares for search assault | CNET News.com: “SYDNEY–Microsoft plans to kick off a series of improvements to its search capabilities starting in July…
