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Tristan Ferne | 14:59 UK time, Friday, 1 February 2008


Nice thoughts on our Coverflow-style podcast browser


"Feinstein told investigators that he was "very unhappy" about the changes to his playlist"


Is XMPP the future for cloud services? It's more efficient than http polling.


Aggregated music info, integrated with FoxyTunes browser-based music player.


And finally, some conferences that look interesting...


Hackday for mobile, April 4-5 2008 in London.


UK-based -style conference at the Sage, Gateshead in May

I'm off to next week, might see you there...

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