Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 5/2/2009

@eelcoh would like to see a Google-Reader-like client for Twitter. Hmm. That would be interesting. Someone should make one.
LifeStrea.ms - Your Social Inbox 2.0. http://tr.im/kjqX
Watching Gillmor Gang on twit.tv. Same old stuff. http://tr.im/kjAq
When will Craig's List get an API? http://tr.im/kjEc
"I love all the revisionist theories about Twitter." -- Steve Gillmor
@sgillmor -- Twitter is a coral reef. http://tr.im/iOtL
@atul -- has the Times done a River of News yet?
It may just be dawning on news people that technology shapes the sociology as much as the sociology shapes technology.
Earlier, a super-accomplished journo said they must rework their relationship with "audience." Imho, there is no audience. http://tr.im/kjde
@atul -- it's a throwback to my.netscape.com, the first RSS aggregator. Someone's got to do the equiv of the 2nd one -- my.userland.com.
I'm thinking of adding the ability to comment (using Disqus) on the 40-twits pages. http://tr.im/idne
Be Polite. http://tr.im/kk71
TweetDeck Has a Fierce Rival in Seesmic Desktop. http://tr.im/kkry
@rycaut -- I bet the reason movie reviewers so often recommend bad movies and dis good ones is that they have to maintain relationships.
Just like in the tech biz, where people say "nice" things about the richest people. No one wants to offend them. So they basically lie.
I bet the reviewers at the Chron know they're selling out their readers, but they "have" to do it.
BTW, I think this is the same thing that goes on in DC when the press doesn't report on torture, or the lies behind the war in Iraq.
NYT obituary for Jack Kemp. http://tr.im/kktW
40 most recent links from @guykawasaki. http://tr.im/jqy5
@Beregond brings up "both sides", as if there was always just two, opposite, views. This is the biggest lie of them all, pure smoke.