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With the start of the new year, Conversations resumes with a slate of interesting guests and topics already scheduled.
Internet Archives and Copyright
PaidContent draws attention to a potential sleeper issue for Internet content providers, aggregators, and readers: how far can caching go? The post involves a lawsuit against the Internet Archive (a tremendous service that let’s you look back at what a web site looked like years ago).
Monitoring Beyond the Blogs
Matthew Hurst notes that David Sifry of Technorati appears to be making the rounds of major PR firms, likely to let them know about his company’s professional blog monitoring product (reportedly soon to be released). He also observes: There is no doubt that blogs are an important part of the equation, but the world of…
PRSA MegaTech Day Recap
PRSA New York’s MegaTech Day went well. The first panel included BL Ochman, Steve Rubel, Steve Lubetkin, and Emiliano DeLaurentis. They discussed blogging, podcasting, RSS, and more. This and the concluding panel with 7 technology journalists from Forbes, Fortune, Business Week, the New York Times, and others seemed to be the most popular with attendees. …
The Line Between Service Provider and Consultant
Kari Chisholm blogs about the current debate over whether Convio, a company that provides online advocacy tools, should be able to serve all non-profits, or just those with a certain agenda: Most of Convio’s current and past clients are lefty organizations – including the ACLU, Dean for America, Planned Parenthood, etc. Recently, however, they added…
A Layman’s Primer on AJAX
For all of those who have heard about this cool new Web 2.0 technology called AJAX but have no idea what it is or what it means for the average user, the CNET did a decent write-up.