Monthly Archives: February 2005

Hula Server!

Posted on 2005-02-21 by Panayotis

Hula is an open source calendar and mail server. It was bootstraped when Novel open sourced NetMail. It works, and it looks nice. I also liked nat friedman’s announcement.

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easyMusic.com: What are you up to Stelios?

Posted on 2005-02-14 by Panayotis

I just found this: easyMusic.com. It’s not ground breaking. There are other sites that do exacly the same. However, this looks like the right time (with podcasting popularity rising and the demand for “podsafe” music rising too). And Stelios has … Continue reading →

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Blogs, the incremental web and search engines

Posted on 2005-02-13 by Panayotis

I recently read The Incremental Web [topix.net]. Then rummors [InsideGoogle] about Yahoo! developing a blog search engine… OK, is it just me or is there a pattern?

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RSS Metrics, Podcasting

Posted on 2005-02-11 by Panayotis

Podcasting is growing and it’s hot! I knew this but here is some more evidence: – FeedBurner Weblog: RSS Metrics, Podcasting – g-metrics.com report on podcasting

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Google Maps

Posted on 2005-02-09 by Panayotis

Ok. Google Maps were presented by Google yesterday. And it is just like the other times: they did what others do but the did it MUCH better. Just like google.com was better than the other search engines even the time … Continue reading →

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Yahoo! introduces Y!Q

Posted on 2005-02-03 by Panayotis

Yahoo! introduced Y!Q, what they call “context search”. It is actually a “search in the context of the current page viewed”, and an interesting idea I have to admit! You may also be interested to read the story behind Y!Q.

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Why nofollow is useful

Posted on 2005-02-01 by Panayotis

There has been a lot of talking about whether rel=”nofollow” is good or bad, useful or usless (check Bitflux Blog :: Why nofollow is useless ) However I think that nofollow is quite useful for a different reason than preventing … Continue reading →

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