I've been trying out Amphetadesk for the last couple days to monitor the RSS feeds of a few IA blogs that I read frequently. So far, so good.
And there are still my two goofy portal things that I've been playing with. I'm still ironing out the glitches, whereupon I will then permalink them in the sidebar. But they also make it real darn easy to monitor a bunch of other websites at once.
From all that, here are a bunch of links I've come across recently:
- Business Is Toying With a Web Tool -- namely, wikis (NYT article; free registration required)
- Canada Parts With U.S. on Drugs Policies (another NYT article)
- The Art of the Apology
- Organizational Learning is No Accident
- 10 Things Your Moving Company Won't Tell You (via WebWord)
- a special Matrix issue of JOHO
BTW, the big list has a new home and a new domain name. Congratulations to GAK on the successful transition. And, if any of you folks out there wanna churn out your own big lists for all the world to see, do let His GAKness know and he'll set you up.
Comments
I have been using Amphetadesk for some time and just love it. I use it more for the news and updates of some of my favourite sites but have started using it for some blogs too.
Posted by: Kim | May 21, 2003 9:42 AM
I gave amphetadesk a shot, but I didn't stick with it. I subscribe to alot of full rss feeds so I found it annoying to have to scroll forever to get from one blog feed to the next. Eventually I switched to NewzCrawler Lite, which has more of an email/outlook interface. You can also configure it in such a way that you can post to your blog from it as well. All in all it has more features and room to customize than Ampheta.
At work I use NetNewsWire on my Mac - it's by far my favorite. If they would only develop PC and Linux versions, I would be the happiest RSS fiend evah!
Speaking of full RSS feeds, I would love it if you could make that an option here at circadian shift.
Posted by: dusty | May 21, 2003 10:59 AM