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This may be of little interest to people now, however, it marks the beginning of a new way we will one day be using syndication in which we’ll be able to subscribe to dynamic information within a sub-section of one document.
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The blue Unplugged icon is similar to an RSS icon, which signals to a user there is a different way to use the content outside the browser. In this case, to use the content offline.
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NYTimes.com adds lots more icon flare to each story, confusing most, but tickling the fancies of Web 2.0 geeks everywhere.
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Quote: “There’s a smart part and a dumb part of your brain, and the problem is…the dumb part talks.”
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Sites like Offertrax, StyleFeeder and Mpire…improve purchasing intelligence by keeping an eye out for bargains and sending electronic alerts when it’s time to swoop in for the kill.
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It has been an amazing three weeks in the lives of the Tennessee Titans, their fans and those of us who follow them around. (via: Bill Hobbs)
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It’s official. Search Engine Land has now formally launched.
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Josh Hallett is providing wall-to-wall blogging of a ‘word of mouth’ marketing symposium.
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December 13th, 2006 at 11:06 am
That first feature is very cool indeed. I wonder how long before Excel comes out with a feature or some sort of API that allows a spreadsheet to grab data (any data, not just financial) from the web via some kind of scraping or through a data only RSS feed.