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I haven't used Bloglines much. I do have an account and recently updated my feeds. It is a great alternative for those behind firewalls or corporate settings where installing a feed reader is forbidden. I'll be interested to see how their ad model pans out. Bloglines Bows Redesign, Ad Model as RSS Heats Up: “RSS…

An interesting move, given MoveableType's recent licensing changes. I haven't tried Radio Userland. I did try using Frontier in my by-gone Mac days and met Dave Winer at a MacWorld in 1995. Even though some think that blogging is now passé, I think it is actually starting a renaissance. With the explosion of RSS and…

“Beam me up Scotty”. We've said it jokingly for years, but now we're one step closer. Sure it's a small step, only an atom, but “a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step”. Additionally the implications for quantum computing are also important. Many of today's scientific problems are held back by computing power…

More industry talk about Gmail as a new messaging paradigm. Might be overblown, but it is great technology. Gmail a Gentler HailStorm?

Review from InfoWorld: Collaboration software vendor Groove Networks Inc. next week plans to announce an updated version of its flagship software, which it said will offer better security, improved performance and new ease-of-use features.Previously known as Groove Workspace 2.5, Groove Virtual Office 3.0 has faster launch times and allows multiple Groove project workspaces to be…

I haven't noticed a spike coming from MSN, but my robots.txt might have been blocking them inadvertently. Regardless, this very pubic foray into search definitely raises the stakes for Yahoo and Google. Although Google is the most popular search engine, how many folks accidentially search through MSN or don't change their default settings? On the…