At the welcoming party for this year’s GnomeDex, I caught up with the excellent John Hartman who I’ve met before at GnomeDex and in Second Life. He interviewed me for AlphaGeek TV
He wanted to know all about the Twitteromance between Efisia (my now fiancee!) and I
So, I talk about aaaaaall that and […]
August 18th, 2007
Categories: twitter, podcast.com, Treedia, AlphaGeek TV, social multimedia networks, Efisia, Gnomedex, trees, Kosso, feeds, OPML, love, Networking, podcast . Author: kosso . Comments: 2 Comments
Well, finally after a few months preparation, along with the rest of the development of podcast.com I can talk about the exciting news that podcast.com, powered by the system we call the Treedia Feed Management Platform is to be partnering with Motorola on delivering podcasts to their forthcoming smartphones, including the the MOTO Z8 ‘MotoRizr’.
We […]
May 15th, 2007
Categories: partnership, directories, podcast.com, Treedia, Motorizr, Z8, Motorola, MOTO, feed, podcasts, OPML, management, XML, rss . Author: kosso . Comments: 4 Comments
Wow! There seems to be no stopping me now! I’m on a roll!
Another podcast for ye.
Today I talk about OPML PLUS RSS TO THE POWER OF USERS and what I am trying to do to make life easier. Also thoughts on the perfect podcast device and mobiles in podcasting.
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February 21st, 2007
Categories: users, devices, kozcast, directories, OPML, podcast, rss, gadgets, mobile . Author: kosso . Comments: 1 Comment
Dave on Scripting News and Mike over on Techcrunch post their views of OPML used for ‘reading lists’.
This is an important discussion and one close my heart. I commented over on Dave’s (wordpress) blog , but I thought I’d add to it over here:
Re: OPML lists and ‘trees’ - etc expect some along these […]
February 20th, 2007
Categories: taxonomy, podcast.com, Treedia, Reading Lists, semantic web, folksonomy, feeds, OPML, rss . Author: kosso . Comments: 2 Comments
Over on Scripting News, Dave Winer has been talking about the concept of ‘codecasting’ whereby instead of audio or video being sent via an RSS enclosure, a software update for the receiving app could be downloaded and installed.
This is very much like the way that all Dave’s Frontier-based applications have updated for some time, […]
February 18th, 2007
Categories: Winer, Codecasting, Documentation, API, rss, OPML, Software . Author: kosso . Comments: 1 Comment
The Samsung SPH-M8110
Windows Mobile app reads RSS feeds and allows OPML in and out
posted by kosso using NOKLOG : [permalink]
February 14th, 2007
Categories: NOKLOG, Samsung, WiMax, OPML, rss . Author: kosso . Comments: No Comments
This WiMAX enabled device from Samsung has an app called ‘My Feeds’ in it, which reads your RSS feed subscriptions. Also supports OPML import/export. Not podcasts yet though. But a great big RSS button! posted by kosso using NOKLOG : [permalink]
UPDATE: I think it’s hilarious that some people question the authenticity of this image. […]
February 14th, 2007
Categories: NOKLOG, Samsung, WiMax, OPML, rss . Author: kosso . Comments: 13 Comments
Presenting NOKLOG.COM!!!
So, what else have I been working on? Well, some of you will already know about the BlogHUD system I built for Second Life users, which lets them post messages and articles to a blogging system. It will also crosspost the post to your external blog too (Wordpress, Blogger, Typepad, etc) - as […]
January 21st, 2007
Categories: geotagging, Libsyn, UIQ, podcast.com, Archos, N91, NOKLOG, N95, Series60, metaweblog API, upload, XML-RPC, OPML, rss, flickr, mobile, GPS, publishing, YouTube, multimedia, Nokia, podcasting . Author: kosso . Comments: 7 Comments
Over on the Web2.0 Show blog, Darren Stuart asks ‘Are Blogs The New Forums?’
“Lets look at the function of a forum.
Users post messages for discussion. Users post messages discussing other messages. These discussions are normally in categorised in to sub forums.
Now lets look at the function of a Blog
A Blogger posts something interesting. Visitors post […]
January 4th, 2007
Categories: structure, WWWBoard, Matts Script Archive, semantic web, OPML, blogs, rss, forums . Author: kosso . Comments: 10 Comments
I. Couldn’t. Agree. More.
We don’t live in a tube. We cease to be entertained by them. Yet they say the most popular is Yours.
December 11th, 2006
Categories: taxonomy, directory, organise, opml pluss rss to the power of users, semantic, OPML, podcast, rss, folksonomy, feeds, platform . Author: kosso . Comments: 3 Comments