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If you were online late last night - and especially if you were on Twitter - you may have noted an enormous wave of pain and anger sweepi...

After some prodding by a reader (thanks Rob), I've finally switched on the RSS feed for *all* comments, not just on a per-story basis, f...

First there were RSS feeds, but that soon became too messy. So people have bundled up similar feeds into planets - clever. Here's one ...

The EU is at it again : An EU-funded consortium will address one of the perceived barriers for the adoption of open source software and prov...

Signs of the times: As explained on BuzzMonitor's "about page" -- "Like many organizations, we started listening to blog...

A Slashdot post reveals the precise geographical location of my ignorance about GeoRSS : Geographically Encoded Objects for RSS feeds This ...

Over the New Year period I'll finish off tagging older posts to improve navigation on this site. So please excuse the RSS deluge that ...

As I've noted before, tagging seems to be something people visiting this site find useful. So I've decided to tag all the older po...

If you needed any proof that the distinction between real and virtual is blurring hopelessly, try this : a way of displaying RSS feeds withi...

It seems that the old feed at http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com/atom.xml is broken (I don't know whether this is a temporary glitch wit...

I amazed this hasn't been done before: you can now track changes to Wikipedia articles through an RSS feed. If you use Firefox, say, to...

When the history of computing in the 1990s comes to be written, the name of Dave Winer will figure quite a few times. For those with long...

One of the problems with blogs for advertisers is their fragmented nature: to get a reach comparable to mainstream media generally involves ...