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I may have found Scoble's hook Heh. I've been wondering when Scoble would discover NewsJunk. I think today I finally baited the hook, dropped the line, and he took the bait. Maybe!
Now here's how I baited Scoble... I was tuned in to his QikCast of his panel at PDF in NY, and heard him say that Memeorandum was the fastest way to get breaking political news just like Techmeme in the tech blogosphere. I posted a twit, disagreeing, I don't think Memeorandum is good at fast-breaking news, it has a 24-hour cycle, and top stories tend to stick there for the full cycle, keeping other less phenomenal stories that we see quickly in NewsJunk from showing up there at all.
The theory being that if it's good enough for a pro, it would also be good enough for a schmuck like me. And Nicco is a pro. Not in Silicon Valley but inside the Beltway. And he's my buddy, and a programmer (he led the tech team at Dean For America in 2004). So I hope it also works for Scoble. Remember Scoble? That's who this story is about. Scoble said to me he gets most of his news from Summize and FriendFeed. Bing! Now you gotta know that we designed NewsJunk in the post-Twitter world, and we use this stuff, seriously, so of course you can get NewsJunk in FriendFeed. http://friendfeed.com/newsjunk And what do you think Summize summizes? Twitter! We supported Twitter on Day One. We got you covered Scoble old dude!
Now, I understand how I can get an RSS feed out of del.icio.us, the question is -- how do I get one in? I want all the stories that show up in the NewsJunk feed to become one of my bookmarks on del.icio.us, much as they flow through to FriendFeed. Is there a way to do this? Update: From the comments it's very clear they don't have the feature. I'm not going to write a script, it was only of passing interest, in no way is it mission critical. The functionality is already in FriendFeed. I just thought there might be an easy way to provide NewJunk headlines to people through del.icio.us. Thanks for all the great advice! |
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