Author: Rick Klau

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… and if that’s the case, you’re missing the growing bellies in blogland. Over at Bag & Baggage, there’s Denise’s pre-pre-pre-pre-law training. And Markos (he of the immensely popular Daily Kos political site) is documenting the joys of the third trimester (or, as I like to refer to it, as the “can’t we just move…

Feedster is a search engine for RSS feeds. But, I was just over at Gadgetopia and see that I can now search Feedster from my MSN Messenger. This is awesome!Scott Johnson, the guy who wrote Feedster, is doing 30 Feedster features in 30 days.[via The Scobleizer Weblog]Wow is this cool. Try it out. Add feedbot@hotmail.com…

This is a copy of the e-mail I just sent to our local Dean mailing list to explain some of the benefits of DeanLink. Given that DeanLink (in my opinion) will become the central hub of the growing Dean grassroots tools, it seemed like it might make sense to share here as well… Why use…

In his latest DaveNet, Dave Winer says this about the Dean campaign’s forays into software: The Dean campaign made a big mistake, imho, by getting into the software business. Now it looks like the Edwards campaign is following them. Software and the candidates should be separate. A blogging tool can just as easily be used…

In the middle of a press and analyst tour, getting the press ready for an announcement we’ll make in a couple weeks. We’re getting far more positive feedback than we’ve had in the past: evidence of the benefit of staying power (in many cases, this is our fourth presentation in front of folks like Yankee…

Thanks to a breakfast meeting this morning with Jock Gill (an advisor to the campaign and one of the guys behind DeanLink), I finally paid attention to DeanLink and want to strongly recommend it. What is it? It’s social software — meaning that it’s a way for people who have common interests to find each…

Well, well. Imagine my excitement to find out I’m quoted in Salon.com today, only to see the implication is that I don’t care about minority support of the Dean campaign. Wow. In fairness, I did in fact say what Farhad says I said. And I didn’t qualify my statements, didn’t offer up any other suggestion…

I offer without editorial comment, today’s transcript from RushLimbaugh.com. Interesting.

From John Robb, a terrific product recommendation: Bill Gross has finally launched X1, his fast search tool on the desktop (Web, e-mail, files, and attachments). There is a full-featured, no time limit, free version available. This is a good replacement for the hideous search feature in Outlook. I just installed X1, and so far it…