PODCAST · technology
Morning Coffee Notes
by Dave Winer and friends
It's even worse than it appears. From scripting.com, the original Morning Coffee Notes podcast, with Dave Winer.About this feed: https://mcn.archive.podnews.net/
Episodes
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A Cinch test
A short test of Cinch, a product from BlogTalkRadio.
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WikiLeaks - a pivotal moment to reshape journalism
“A rare thing – a Dave Winer soliloquy – about the line between people who welcome WikiLeaks and those who fight it. And the distractions.” Dave’s thoughts on the ongoing WikiLeaks story and how it represents a “reformation of journalism”. He argues that there is a clear divide between those who...
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Dave Winer on Twitter's new @anywhere identity system extension
“Dave Winer on Twitter’s new @anywhere identity system extension. What is @anywhere? Here’s my best guess…” @Anywhere was a new feature announced by Twitter that allows websites to integrate Twitter functionality, such as displaying user profiles and enabling commenting, without users having to...
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Explaining fat pings in cloud pipe
Long polling is a technique used by Dave to receive real-time updates from websites that support RSS cloud or Pub/Sub/Hubbub protocols, despite being behind a firewall that prevents direct access. Instead of just getting the URL of the updated feed, he also receives the actual content of the...
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Answers for Megan Taylor
“Megan had some questions about River2 which I answered in this brief podcast.”
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Comparing Droid to iPhone, two interesting strategies
“Second podcast of the day, comparing Apple’s and Google’s strategies.” Dave discusses his experience with the new Android device, the Motorola Droid, and how it compares to the iPhone. He notes that the Droid provides a more seamless integration with the web experience, extending features like...
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Quick first look review of DROID
“Quick review of Motorola DROID just bought this morning. Recorded on the speaker phone. Great quality! Also a bit of baseball philosophy for the Yankees and Phillies.” Dave is testing out the first Motorola Droid phone (an Android device released in Nov 2009) and is impressed with the call…
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What happened to this week's Rebooting The News
“I screwed up and lost this week’s Rebooting The News podcast. This brief 3 minute solo cast explains what happens and expresses apologies to Jay and everyone for this screwup. Sorry!!”
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Talking gadgets with Robert Scoble
“We started out talking about the Kindle, turned to gadgets, the iPhone, the MIT Tech Review slam of me and Clay Shirky, and on to opportunities for the Palm Pre to zig where Apple zags.”
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Hypercamp - blogging as the backbone of news in the future?
“Sidebar to last Sunday’s Rebooting The News podcast with Jay Rosen, relating the blogger assignment desk idea to Hypercamp, which is a more comprehensive blueprint for how blogging becomes the backbone of news in the future. Also a response to Kevin Marks.” Dave discusses the Hypercamp idea…
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Bootstrapping for journalism
“Bootstrapping, a computer concept – also applies to journalism.” Dave discusses the concept of “bootstrapping” in the context of the evolution of technology and journalism. He recounts his personal experiences with the rise of personal computers, networking, and software development, and argues...
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Interview with Chris Brogan
“Chris had a blog post this morning about 100 Twitters, and that started an online conversation that turned into this 1/2 hour podcast.” Dave Winer and Chris Brogan discuss the future of Twitter and the desire for more choice and control in the social media landscape. Winer expresses frustration...
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EC2 for poets
“Roadmap and vision for the EC2 for Poets howto: http://howto.opml.org/dave/ec2/ "
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Is the Republican Party running against the press?
“Discussion of current events with Jay Rosen of NYU and Dave Winer.” Dave and Jay discuss their belief that the Republican party is running against the press, rather than the Democratic party or President Obama. They argue that the Republican strategy is to confuse and deceive the public, knowing...
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Coffee Notes ramble on why Crowd Sourcing doesn't work for what I do
“A verbal note in the ongoing discussion betw Jay Rosen and myself about crowd sourcing. See the posts on today’s Scripting News for more pointers and examples. http://bit.ly/43aoOc " Dave discusses his experience with asking his blog readers about how the foreclosure crisis was affecting them.…
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Dave Winer on the Controversy with the AP
“What I learned about the controversy with the AP and some bloggers. I asked him to look at NewsJunk.com to see if it would be an infringement, he said no. This contradicts much of what people are saying on blogs. Please have a look.” Dave discusses the controversy between bloggers and the...
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An interview with George Lakoff
George Lakoff is an American linguist and philosopher.
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A chat with Robert Scoble, and his son Patrick, after MacWorld 2008
Dave and Robert Scoble discuss their impressions of the Macworld conference, with Robert’s son Patrick sharing his views on the new Apple products (including the first look at the MacBook Air) and his interest in potentially working for Apple in the future. Patrick reveals that he skipped school…
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The different ways people use Twitter
Dave discusses the different ways people use Twitter, noting that everyone has a different experience based on who they follow and who follows them. He explains that the “@” symbol is used to address a tweet to someone who doesn’t follow you, allowing you to have a conversation with them. Weiner...
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Open identity systems: what will succeed?
Dave discusses the challenges of open identity systems, noting that while many systems allow the use of open IDs, few actually accept them. He suggests this is due to the incentives for system operators to control user identities and data, as this is how they generate value. OpenID and similar...
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Dave's thoughts on TwitterGram
Dave looks at TwitterGram, a small (200K) MP3 file, and ideas for how it might grow. (TwitterGram lasted intil March 2008, according to the Web Archive.)
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Tom Rabin, Dave Winer, Mark Bernstein and Larry Smarter
A recording from a conference panel, chaired by the BBC’s Steve Evans. Tom Rabin is EVP of Red Hat; Mark Bernstein is president and center director of the Palo Alto Research Center; and Larry Smarter is California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology.
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A panel discussion - designing the perfect podcast player
This was recorded at a conference in Las Vegas.
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A Conversation with two Visionaries
A recording of a talk at The Public Media Conference in Boston, February 20-24, 2007. Entitled “A Conversation with two Visionaries”, the session was with Dave and Doc Searls.
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Preparing for a conference in Boston
Dave is preparing for an upcoming conference in Boston, where he plans to share his perspective on the changes in media and communication over the past 20-30 years. He reflects on his experiences trying to have open discussions about these changes, including with the music industry, the 2004...
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FIrst Archos recording
Dave tests out a new Archos recorder.
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Seattle burnout: RSS and OPML, and transparency in tech
“A Seattle burnout podcast after days of heavy programming on the OPML Weblog Editor. Turned out a lot longer than I planned. Yeowza.” Dave discusses his recent work on a blogging tool for the OPML editor, which he has just released to testers. He is excited about the progress, though there are...
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OPML editor progress in a thunderstorm
“A hugely dramatic thunderstorm godcast, with an update on progress with the OPML editor, and a roadmap through next week and beyond. Only 11 minutes. Pretty cool!” Dave Winer was coding at his computer when a severe thunderstorm started outside, with large thunderbolts shaking the house. Despite...
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Openness and Interoperability: and the evolution of podcasting
“A Sunday Morning Coffee Notes about Jobsian reality distortion fields, AutoLink (again, sorry), Feedburner, progress report on my outliner, and when quality really matters.” Dave Winer discusses the upcoming Apple announcement, likely a transition to Intel processors, and how the tech industry...
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Apple to move to Intel processors?
“Comments on News.Com story that Apple plans to dump IBM in favor of Intel.” Dave discusses a rumor that Apple plans to announce at the Worldwide Developer Conference on Monday that it is ending its partnership with IBM and switching its computers to use Intel microprocessors. Dave speculates…
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John Palfrey and Jim Moore
“A very brief conversation with John Palfrey and Jim Moore.” They discuss how Palfrey and Moore are starting an investment fund for RSS-related ventures, as they believe RSS is the “next layer of the web” and a huge opportunity. They also discuss other podcasts coming out of the Berkman Center,...
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A breakfast discussion with Betsy Devine
“A breakfast discussion with Betsy Devine, who enjoys being Mr Jennifer Lopez.” Dave and Betsy are having breakfast. They discuss a variety of topics, including Betsy’s husband Frank winning the Nobel Prize in Physics, the differences between American and European breakfast foods, the dynamics of...
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The challenge of the "flamers"
“Talking about my outliner, Windows, editing in the browser, how to do format and protocol work.” Dave discusses his work on an outliner software project that he has been procrastinating on for over a month. He is hesitant to release it because he is worried about users not liking it and giving…
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The trouble with NDAs
“About two conversation-starters, non-disclosures, what I can and can’t tell you. Advertising in RSS and turning the conversation around in drive-time Bay Area.” Dave reflects on the excitement and energy around new technologies like the web in the 1990s, and how that same sense of possibility...
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For KYOU, the first podcast radio statation in San Francisco
“A Morning Coffee Notes for broadcast on KYOU in San Francisco. Notes about blogs and podcasts, the origins of podcasting, how it relates to professional reporting.” Dave’s thoughts on the differences between traditional journalism and blogging/podcasting. He discusses how bloggers and podcasters...
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What to do for KYOU?
“On today’s podcast I ponder the possibilities for tomorrow’s broadcast podcast for KYOU-AM in San Francisco.” Dave is preparing for a podcast broadcast on KYOU and is considering different options for the content. He reflects on the changing media landscape, with users becoming their own content...
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Chris Lydon's pilot show on PRI
“A brief response to Chris Lydon’s pilot for his Open Source radio program on Public Radio International.” Dave listened to the pilot episode of the new radio show “Open Source” hosted by Chris Lydon, and wanted to share his thoughts. Winer discusses how he prefers a more casual, rough style of...
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A recording for a conference in Pisa, Italy
Podcast of my presentation at Pisa, Italy, “User communities and their tools.” Dave discusses the concept of the “unconference” that he developed for blogger conferences, where the focus was on discussion and tapping into the collective intelligence of the audience rather than traditional panels...
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Getting lost while driving to Gainesville FL
“I was driving from the beach to Gainesville, and got into an argument with the voice navigation system in my brand new Toyota Sienna minivan.” Dave is driving and arguing with his voice navigation system, which keeps trying to route him the wrong way despite his knowledge of the correct route to...
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A musical podcast
“Lots of singing, one idea, not much more. A Windows reboot. A bunch of philosophy. Thirty minutes. Amazing.” Dave tries to play some music on his computer.
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The difference between broadcasting and podcasting
“The difference between broadcasting and podcasting, and a request for ideas about the first podcasts that will be broadcast, on KYOU-AM in San Francisco.” Dave tells us that the radio station KYOU AM in San Francisco is planning to broadcast podcasts, and has asked Winer to provide the first...
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In Nashville, talking about podcasting, making money, and TV
“Discussion at a Nashville restaurant with Hoder and Brendan Greeley about podcasting, context, making money, including a run-in with a Channel 2 camera crew. An interesting discussion.” Brendan shared his cautious support for podcasting, noting both the potential for creativity and the abundance...
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With my parents
A birthday breakfast podcast in Bayside with my parents, Dr and Dr Winer. We talk about idea processors, Macs, eBay, buying and selling online.
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A tropical thunderstorm over the Atlantic Ocean
“This evening’s podcast is 17 minutes of a tropical thunderstorm over the Atlantic Ocean.” Dave describes a dramatic thunderstorm on his porch, with lightning flashing over the Atlantic Ocean. He comments on the spontaneity and authenticity of early podcasting, recalling a memorable moment when a...
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From the beach
“A Morning Coffee Notes podcast done on the Archos on the beach, while tanning. Only ten minutes, but packed with stuff about weblogs.com, KYOU and podcasting for love.” Dave is recording a podcast from the beach in Florida, where he is enjoying the warm weather and relaxing. He discusses some...
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Idea processing software
“Idea processing software and how it relates to production software. Just some of the thinking behind the OPML editor that I’m working on.” Dave discusses his work on “idea processing” software, which he sees as a different category from traditional “productivity” or “production” applications. He...
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In a Starbucks - with Phil Torronne and Beth Goza
“Starbucks coffee notes with Phil Torronne and Beth Goza in Kirkland, WA.” Dave discusses various technology topics, including the potential for podcasting on XM satellite radio, the challenges of copying DVDs to portable devices due to DRM, and the capabilities of the Archos portable media…
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Part 2 of answers for Shel Israel
“Part II of answers to Shel Israel’s questions for The Red Couch book he’s working on with Robert Scoble. Also a bit of music from USA for Africa (1985). One of my neighbors is sitting outside my window, so I felt self-conscious. No matter. ;->”
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Answers for Shel Israel about the origins of blogging and RSS
“Music and Red Couch answers about blogging, RSS, and who knows whatnot.” Dave answers questions sent in by Shel Israel. He discusses his history with blogging and the origins of RSS. He started blogging in the late 1990s as a way to communicate with a community he had created, and saw blogging…
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Dave sings It's A Small World
“A singing podcast, Dave’s rendition of It’s A Small World. As usual, appreciate it for its flaws!”
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It's even worse than it appears. From scripting.com, the original Morning Coffee Notes podcast, with Dave Winer.About this feed: https://mcn.archive.podnews.net/
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Dave Winer and friends
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