Thursday, March 18, 2004

Thursday night meeting is being webcast and IRC'd. 

Daily Kos: How to apply for press credentials at DNC. 

Somebody had a great idea to do Poster Sessions. Anyone want to help. 

John Stafford: RSS and the Military. 

Zawodny announces ten new entertainment feeds from Yahoo. 

It's articles like this that make me glad I can still subscribe to Evhead.  

Steve Gillmor: "Three years after Ray Ozzie resurfaced with Groove Networks Inc, he's back with a sweeping redesign." 

Chris Sells reviews four California theme parks.  

Dan Gillmor interviews Mark Cuban about weblogs. I have a much higher opinion of Cuban after reading his comments. I saw the 60 Minutes profile of him, but it was not as interesting. Much better to hear what a person thinks, in his own words, esp if he's interesting, as Cuban is.  

I've definitely got the travel bug. I want to book another four-day trip somewhere warm. Maybe Florida next. Amsterdam in late April? 

Miami Herald: "If Harvard Law School hosts a conference on some topic, it must be reasonably acceptable and mainstream, right?" 

NY Post: "By putting information one click away instead of dozens, supporters hope RSS is the cure for RSI." 

De Digital Revolutie: "RSS ken je waarschijnlijk wel van websites zoals Kranten.com en Krantenkoppen.be die altijd de recente nieuwskoppen van andere sites op hun homepage hebben staan." 

One year ago today I completed my cross-country drive. 

Four years later, it's still fun to blow up the Kingdome. 

A discussion group thread from this day in 1999 about the (then new) RSS tester web app. Interesting to see who was participating in the RSS community five years ago.