A la George Constanza, I’m going to do this post opposite my normal scheme - starting with the point. To get beyond the stated Techcrunch target, meaning adoption of Web 2.0 technology and applications is steady with the level of readership of the popular blog, technology must be abstracted from the user’s perception.

They don’t [...]

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PBS.Org / Frontline
To me PBS along with other Public Broadcasting companies like NPR have been leading the way in the adoption of new media syndication. They provide RSS feeds and podcasts for all their shows. Frontline, which is my favorite PBS show (and an excellent design) gives viewers the ability to watch the program online. [...]

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Technorati has gotten a face lift. At first glance of the homepage, I don’t really know if I like it at all. It deffinatley has a weaker quality to it than the old one. But when I did a search for getanewbrowser, it showed me a beautiful design with side sections like [...]

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Do you check your feeds as often as email?
How often do you check your RSS subscriptions?
I check mine once or twice daily and if I comment I do it right after reading. Sometimes a save a firefox session of blog posts that I want to read later if I see some I do not have [...]

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What do you do when software gets little?
Anyone who has ever developed an application most likely knows what I am talking about, unless they are an uber-developer who creates the perfect application every time.
Software gets little at the end of a project - when all that’s left are the little things. To me, this is [...]

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