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Flickr visioneer Stewart Butterfield writes (in the Feed Thickens) that a proposed standard based on RSS will enable photos and photo sequences "spliced" into the in-line context of a weblog.
Sites such as Upcoming.org and Tribe.net are proving out a first round of web services that increasingly show up on weblogs (such as Ross Mayfield's tribe feeds in his sidebar, or my upcoming feed on this weblog's home page).
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Flickr and Feedburner collaborate on photo streaming standard for webfeeds:
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Flickr visioneer Stewart Butterfield writes (in the Feed Thickens) that a proposed standard based on RSS will enable photos and photo sequences "spliced" into the in-line context of a weblog. Sites such as Upcoming.org and Tribe.net are proving out a f... [Read More]
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