– Amazon Plans Music Service To Rival iTunes (nice opportunity for server–>device integration here… among the plans: Amazon-branded portable music players for retailers and a subscription service)
– MySpace goes mobile (launching a mobile service that will let users read and post to the site for free)
– Alex Barnett screencast on ‘Attention Engines’ (this is very useful, especially if you’re in the media business and want to see a comparison of the latest in Web-based news trackers)
– eBay’s Gérald Rousselle reviews edgeio (comprehensive look at edgeio, the soon-to-be released online classifieds service run by Mike Arrington and Keith Teare)
– Rojo FeedShare (“a service that helps bloggers with similar interests promote each other.” — kind of like Adsense but you’re advertising people)
– Tom’s Future of Web Apps, Translated for Product Managers (heh, like Jeremy I too have had Tom Coates’ awesome presentation open in my Firefox browser for the past few days…)
– Notes from recent Future of Web Apps Summit (great work Simon Willison, there is gold in them ther’ notes!)
– Yahoo looking for semantic web developers (in the Media group too… I think the Web 2.0 ‘Web of Data’ approach is slowly aligning with the Semantic Web… good news all round)
– Chinese president coming to Seattle, possibly Microsoft (Peter Jackson visited recently too…)
– Dave Sifry is proud of “brrreeeport” results (I see Supr.c.ilio.us is on the Valleywag payroll now… is this Snark 3.0?)
Flickr pic byLisa in Germany
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