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In his own inimitible way,

June 13, 2006 by Michael Boyle

In his own inimitible way,

Aaron has danced all the way around and then right to the core of that phenomenon we know as “liveblogging”: Area Code of the Beast. Most importantly, he reminds me of where to follow today’s matches while hard at work at my new office.

Tags: Aaron Straup Cope, Sports

Today’s episode of

February 13, 2006 by Michael Boyle

Today’s episode of

“Unfortunate RSS Accidents” is brought to you by Aaron Straup Cope, blogger extraordinaire and, recently, an unparalelled mover of house and home. Aaron’s made a recent post about “Things I like about San Francisco”, which is fine. Unfortunately, though, his RSS feed sends only headlines. So if you read his feed, you would have seen the following:
Aaronland in NetNewsWire

Not exactly what he meant, I don’t think!

Tags: Aaron Straup Cope, Feeds

Aaron in SF:

August 13, 2005 by Michael Boyle

Aaron in SF:

In the land of the sour dough baguette, the burrito is king.

Tags: Aaron Straup Cope, Food

The rumour mill was right:

March 20, 2005 by Michael Boyle

The rumour mill was right:

Flickr has been acquired by Yahoo. I bet a lot of people are going to be negative about this, but not me. I prefer a wait and see approach. But I will say that I bet Aaron never imagined he’d work for Yahoo!

Tags: Aaron Straup Cope, Acquisition, Flickr, Web 2.0, Yahoo

A very interesting

June 1, 2004 by Michael Boyle

A very interesting

new site from Cam Barrett and Joe Stump: TodaysPapers.com. Adding community features to news stories from all over the web. I wonder if Aaron’s NYTimes stuff could add something to this? Trouble is Aaron has been so very coy about his /knows/ stuff that I’m not sure I follow what it is.

Tags: Aaron Straup Cope, Community, Newspapers

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