An overview of what's becoming known as "Web 2.0". It's well written and makes good points, but a little too geeky for me. Example heading: "Writing Semantic Markup: Transition to XML"

I aggee with Jake- this is hard to believe. PodScope enables you to search for specific words in a podcast. The audio version of Amazon's "look inside the book".

Keith's notes are nice, but the best part is seeing Jason Fried stick up 37 Signals decisions in the comments. Good stuff.

Tom Coates says that, dammit, it's time call a blog a blog and stop making it fit into some historical model

Mike is giving away a bunch of iPod Shuffles and for the latest contest he asked people to submit versions of the Shuffle made of food.

Great list of tools for making the Flickr experience even cooler. I do love me some Flickr.

OK, so I'm excited to see the "wiki this" post get a little attention. Being so interested in del.icio.us lately it's been fun to watch the article get tagged and be on the "popular" list for a bit. :)

Tagsonomy: A blog on tagging by folks that I like to listen to

I've been playing with Drupal a lot lately and I'm really interested in all the future possibilities. This highlights some of the things that are possible.

This guys book "Don't Make Me Think" was the usability version of the ClueTrain Manifesto, for me at least- it got me excited about usability

Blogs are becoming part of Target's PR job descriptions

Tom Coates says trackbacks are dead. From now on, I propose that everything that is spammable automatically becomes dead. In which case- my fax machine- DEAD.

Similar to del.icio.us... tags, bookmarking etc. all with a similarly geeky interface

Want a way to group RSS feeds into a single feed? This'll do it. I'm thinking of a MixFeed for all feeds related to me, flickr, 43 things, my blogs, etc.

Wow. While I have del.icio.us on the brian, I might as well link to an impressive list of del.icio.us (and delicious as in yummy) set of tools.

Dina Mehta does a great job of exploring the world changing possibilities of social tools

The Gaurdian makes fun of Arrianna Huffington's new superblog, which will be staffed by celebs. Pretty funny.

A channel 9 interview with Microsoft VP Jim Allchin, who is ultimately responsible Windows and Longhorn. An interesting and personal look at the guy in charge.

The world's first all-podcast radio station will be launched on May 16 by Infinity Broadcasting, the radio division of Viacom.

I've been trying to figure out the whole Web 2.0 thing too.

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