I just discovered that AOL News has a section devoted to blogs called Blog Zone. Smells a lot like MSN’s Slate Magazine but done on a much smaller scale.
What’s somewhat disappointing is that AOL News: Blog Zone offers no RSS feed! How do you create a product in 2005 about blogging and blogs and not offer an RSS feed? I won’t go so far as to hold Robert Scoble’s position about firing someone for not having an RSS feed, but it’s pretty embarassing.
Still, it’s a sign of forward progress and hopefully this is just a shallow view of many more improvements that AOL will bring to its free web offering in the months and years to come. Stay tuned …
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November 19th, 2009 at 8:35 pm
xy: If you tell me what distribution and version you're interested in, I can try building x86_64 binaries.
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