Wednesday, March 03, 2004

How to write for BloggerCon. 

Huge RSS support from Amazon. It just keeps growing. 

Sebastien Paquet: Why write papers? 

Tucows documents Blogrolling.com's OPML support. 

According to a source close to the Kerry campaign, they will announce shortly that they have raised over $1 million through their website in the last 24 hours. This is apparently a record, at its peak the Dean campaign didn't raise so much in one day. 

Bush's television ads are rolling out around the country.  

The Netherlands' largest paper, De Telegraaf, now has RSS support. 

Later, the Telegraaf feed is no longer available to the public. Hmmm. 

You know how you play a song over in your head, for days, sometimes weeks. Lately my song has been a sad one from Fiddler on the Roof. It's the kind of music my father used to play when I was a kid. But it's taken on new meaning. The song is Anatevka, about the little town in Russia where the play is set. The townspeople have just been evicted by the Tsar. They sing: "Soon I'll be a stranger in a stranger in a strange new place, searching for an old familiar face, from Anatevka." Maybe it's so poignant because, as an Amercan, I have no place like that, no place where I know every face I see. I wish I did. 

Tim Jarrett: What kind of death march are you on? 

John Edwards is speaking at 3:30PM Eastern in Raleigh, NC. 

AP: "Because blogs bypass traditional media outlets, supporters say, they can provide unusual, unfiltered perspectives on politics." 

SXSW is having a session on weblogs in education, March 14. 

Don Park: "UI design is hard and insanely tedious." 

Ethan wants to make room for the 3rd world in the 2nd superpower. 

New header graphic on Scripting News.