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DaveNet: Harvard case study on blogging.  Seventeen new technology feeds from Yahoo.   San Jose Business Journal: "Spam McGriddles." Oh the humanity.  Steve Gillmor: Sun Adopts RSS. "Everybody's talking about it.."  Scoble blogs back at Sun's Schwartz. I agree with Scoble. It's nice to see Sun get that RSS can help them communicate with developers. It certainly can. But they're hardly in a position to teach Microsoft about this. And it's grossly inaccurate to say that RSS was created by the open source community. It's the old disease, there's only open source and Microsoft. RSS was created by neither. Time to recalc your assumptions.  Salon: "MoveOn.org's anti-Bush ads, which began last Thursday, were timed to counteract the president's own $4.5 million ad blitz that began late last week."  John Kerry, in Florida today: "I remember Spring Break. You could come down here, kick back, do nothing. The only place you can do that now is on the Bush economic team."  My cardiologist says stories like this are just drug company PR. I don't know what to think. I have the disease. My bad-cholesterol level is very low now, with drugs. The report says it should be lower. More Lipitor, more money for the company. I feel manipulated.  Borland has an RSS howto.  Just heard on NPR that police found the body of Spalding Grey in New York's East River. 
EContent: Can RSS Relieve Information Overload?  The Houston Chronicle reports that Presidential brother Neil Bush was married in Houston yesterday. "President George W Bush and Florida Gov Jeb Bush did not attend."  What is TV Freak? (in the Czech Republic) 
Good news for Democrats from Zogby via Political Wire.  It's very gratifying to see Scott promoting Edit This Page. An important group of features that only Manila has. Super-high value for users.  Jay Rosen has written a chapter for an upcoming O'Reilly book entitled Extreme Democracy, a collection of essays from Adina Levin, Joi Ito, Ross Mayfield, Jim Moore, Howard Rheingold, Doc Searls, Clay Shirky, and Ethan Zuckerman. I had originally said it was a Jay Rosen book. My mistake. I didn't know there was a collection in the works.  NY Times: "Radio Perola is part of a mushrooming chain of small government-supported radio and television stations that are central to Mr. Chavez's efforts to counter the four big private television networks, which paint him as an unstable dictator." 
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