OK, Yahoo entered the music business and stirred the market … yet, the bigger (and more interesting) story might be Yahoo! Music Engine, the service client … Yahoo opens up the API and aims to integrate those user generated innovations that will enhance the overall worth of the Yahoo music ecosystem … this is definitely […]
pretty good and sweet 'n short analysis of the update to ICS catch … Reshared post from +Rich Levin Chrome finally heads to Android, but there's a catch – Yahoo! News – http://goo.gl/27l69 Google+: View post on Google+
Pinboard links for January 6th, syndicated automagically: http://hackr.de/2012/01/04/pinnwandme – via Felix Schwenzel: markus spath trifft den nagel auf dem avos-zeh: was avos tun hätte sollen: delicious als dropbox für bookmarks zu reetablieren; ein rocksolides backend und eine hochperformante API, mehr hätte es nicht gebraucht; auf der webseite hätten sie sich austoben können, für die traditionalisten […]
These are my links for November 2nd through November 3rd: My offer to Google Reader « fox @ fury – This product is important to me, and for many it fulfills the need for a source-centric news consumption product that has been overshadowed by the overwhelming push of ‘social stream’ products such as Twitter, Facebook, […]
+Felix Schwenzel schreibt alles das auf was mir auch auf dem Herzen lag, zum Redesign Kastrieren des GReaders und mehr – eindeutiger Lesebefehl ps. <rant>es sagt viel über die Poweruser aus wenn ein Artikel wie dieser zigmal auf Twitter bejohlt, aber nicht wirklich kommentiert, gewürdigt und an geeigneter Stelle weiterverteilt wird 🙁 </rant> pps. ja, […]
Pinboard links for October 26th, syndicated automagically: Shifting Mind » Postalicious – Postalicious is a WordPress plugin that automatically posts your delicious, Google Reader, Reddit, Yahoo Pipes, Jumptags, Pinboard, or Diigo bookmarks to your blog. The exact details of how your bookmarks are posted are very customizable and are designed to meet your specific needs.
If you’re subscribed to the feed of this blog you know (and probably like) the delicious bookmarks that get spliced into the feedburner feed, enhancing the regular wp-rss feed that WordPress generates. The problem is that I am splicing these bookmarks also into the feed of my other (main, professional) blog – which leads to […]
