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March 24th, 2006

- ‚ÄúWe need microformats‚Ä? - Bill Gates (Sez Marc: "Tim O‚ÄôReilly told me that he had to clue Bill in on microformats the night before." -- lucky Ryan King wasn't around, otherwise Bill would've copped an earful...)

- Google bullish on Atom, Microsoft bullish on RSS? (Robert Scoble links to my thread about Google's Atom bullishness. Robert: "our RSS platform is reading in Atom too and we’ll support whatever the community adopts.")

- It's Giant Webpages in the Sky‚Ñ¢ (Best. Startup. Name. Ever -- it's a billboard tech company)

- Ben Barren hearts hListings (as do I -- Ben: "We'll be definitely deploying some of this krunk downunder.")

- Microsoft Outlines Its Windows Live Developer Strategy ("In Microsoft's world view, developers can build their own 'Windows Live experiences'")

- Web 2.0 Boom (from one of my fave new blogs, called A Startup Tale - Sprenzy: "Tomorrow is my last day of work for the "man". Then the real work begins.")

- New Tim Berners-Lee interview (security, mobile web and Web Services the three big issues of the Web, according to TBL)

- Jeremy Zawodny disappointed by Valleywag wit (tells Nick Douglas he must do better... hmm, snark baiting is a dangerous business)

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Richard MacManus

Richard MacManus is the Founder, Editor Emeritus of ReadWrite. New Zealander MacManus founded the site as ReadWriteWeb in 2003 and grew his blog about the changing Internet into an international team of journalists. From the early days of blogging and social networks to the cutting edge of health technology, MacManus is widely recognized as a leader in articulating what's next in technology and what it means for society at large.

In October 2012, MacManus left the blog he founded to write a book about technology. Today, still grounded in MacManus' thoughtful exploration of emerging trends, ReadWrite remains known for offering insightful commentary about the day's Internet industry news.

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