Re: event aggregators
"Elmer_Masters" <elmer_masters-/[email protected]>
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We gave some attendees to this year's Conference for Law School Computing[1] blog space on our Manila server[2] and also aggregated the feeds from those blogs[3]. The conference was June 19-21, 2003. The bloggers added a great perspective to the usual conference web stuff. Overall we found this use of blogs to be a positive and we're working on expanding the use of blogs for next year. Elmer Masters Director of Internet Resources Center for Computer-Assited Legal Instruction [1]http://www.cali.org/conference/2003/ [2]http://blawgs.cali.org/conf2003/ [3]http://www.elmer.teknoids.net/categories/03confblogs/ --- In [email protected], "jdklub" <pseudonym@m...> wrote: > > What was the first event aggregator? > > I ask, partially because I am curious, > > and partly ebcause I may have a claim to it. > > The first one? That's probably debatable depending on how you want to > define "event aggregator." Sixapart.com (the MovableType and TypePad > folks) had set up several TrackBack-based event aggregators over the > past year [1]. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/