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Monthly Archives: June 2005
Google, Yahoo!, A9 Maps
“Mapping news” everywhere! – Google releasing Google Earth and Google Maps API – Yahoo! Maps API is released. – …and so does A9 Maps… Wow! RSS feeds and APIs everywhere! Suddenly, in just a month or so, us developers have … Continue reading
My Web 2.0
Sounds like folksonomy at its best. Looking for something? Your social network is here to help you -and they do not have to do a thing! Jeremy Zawodny explains how My Web 2.0 can be used. You may also read … Continue reading
Apple + podcasting
Apple’s official endorsment of podcasting is something I was not aware of. They have integrated podcast subscriptions into iTunes and are also promoting garageband as the ideal tool for podcast creation! This is good news to all podcasters -and listeners … Continue reading
Google Personalized Search
Google Launches Personalized Search. Personalized-google-suggest, please?
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Other people’s (blogger.com) blogs
Notice: The following tutorial is not to be used in ways that are against the law. It only demonstrates a problem that can be caused by the way blogger.com uses profile images. A similar technique is used by many ad … Continue reading
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How much did VCs make from Google?
Read at Ken Norton’s blog: How much did VCs make from Google? Not bad… It looks like the .com thing works -you just have to be careful…
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Using Feedburner Awareness API
Feedburner’s Feed Awareness API (read this article at Burning Questions also), allows developers to integrate feed stats to their applications. It gets even better if the feed you are using is a Feedburner “PRO” account. Then you can have views … Continue reading