Tom Smith
Tom Smith is now helping improve collaboration at the University of York.
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Tag Archives: RSS
Another attempt at the Death of RSS Readers
When I recently wrote about the Death of RSS Readers, it seemed that there was a wave of similar posts around the web (like this RSS is Dying ). A lot of people reacted to these Death of RSS sentiments … Continue reading
Produce, Organise, Consume
I think what I’m trying to sort out in my mind is what are the main skills that people need when being introduced to all the loveliness of Web2.0. Looking back the components might have been… Having a blog or … Continue reading
My Death of the RSS Newsreader
I’ve been saying for a while now, that in terms of “information revolutions” we’re on the brink of the third wave. The first was about simply accessing information , the second about publishing information and the third is about manipulating … Continue reading
The Death of Blogging… Again!
I haven’t blogged in ages, but then, neither have you. It seems much of the blogosphere, meaning you and me, have been lured, entertained and distracted by twittering instead. Twitter satisfies many of the needs that blogging used to sate. … Continue reading
The Spectra Visual Newsreader
The Spectra Visual Newsreader at msnbc.com is swooshy AND floaty. The first two things I look for in any application nowadays. I was just finding NetNewsWire struggling lately to display all my newsfeeds and thinking, blimey, there has to be … Continue reading
Is it time to tidy your RSS?
Of course it is… you may then want to try Feed Rinse , which at first glance looks useful and very nicely designed. Except… here we go eh? …. 1. I can’t read my feeds from here, they just do … Continue reading
xFruits
What a lovely (looking) interface, xFruits is a tool to help me “Compose my information system” but I can’t work out what it actually does… I hopefully filled in a few fields but then nothing actually happened…. UPDATE: I kinda … Continue reading