When Bloggers Aren’t Bloggers (smcb) (12)
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Over the weekend, a number of bloggers and the New York Times rose to defend what they termed as a number of bloggers and podcasters who were arrested in Minneapolis. Podcasting News called it “a pre-emptive attempt to stifle protest and independent media coverage.” The truth is a little bit different from the story presented there and at BoingBoing, Salon and a dozen other blogs. It’s a really attractive story, though. I was prepared to ...
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Some interesting points raised here
10 Worst Web glitches of 2008 (so far) (Rafe Needleman/Webware.com) (5)
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Rafe Needleman / Webware.com: 10 Worst Web glitches of 2008 (so far) — We have been reminded several times lately that Web 2.0 is in no way a synonym for “reliable.” Major services have crashed. Big product launches have fizzled. Users have raised their collective fists in the air. What's going on? Is the Web crumbling?
Twitter Adds Threaded Replies; Complicates Developers’ Lives (45)
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Twitter today stealthily announced that the vestigal feature in the developer API that allowed for threading of conversations had been turned on. Jesse Stay had the eagle eyes that spotted the message on Twitter’s developer’s mailing list, and guest blogged it over at LouisGray.com: I’m happy to announce a minor change to the API that should have a major impact on the Twitter community. The /statuses/update method now takes an optional parameter: in_reply_to_status_id. As you ...
Twitter Adds Threaded Replies; Complicates Developers&8217; Lives (20)
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Twitter today stealthily announced that the vestigal feature in the developer API that allowed for threading of conversations had been turned on. Jesse Stay had the eagle eyes that spotted the message on Twitter’s developer’s mailing list, and guest blogged it over at LouisGray.com: I’m happy to announce a minor change to the API that should have a major impact on the Twitter community. The /statuses/update method now takes an optional parameter: in_reply_to_status_id. As you ...
An Early GPhone Review: Android Is Powerful, But No iPhone (GOOG, AAPL) (Dan Frommer/Silicon Alley Insider) (4)
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Dan Frommer / Silicon Alley Insider: An Early GPhone Review: Android Is Powerful, But No iPhone (GOOG, AAPL) — So now we know that the first GPhone is indeed coming this fall. — Will it be a hit? It's hard to tell much from the supposed spy photos we've seen floating around on the Web, like the one to the right.
