Note: This inaugural episode of Roland’s Rabble podcast show (by Roland Tanglao) is re-posted here for posterity as it discusses advances in what was then-sorta-know-as “Web 2.0” in a nascent state and pre-sages many technologies and practices which came to fruition in coming years.
Specifically discusses Bit torrent, Flock social web browser, Now Public “citizen journalism” project and more with noted characters in the erstwhile Vancouver tech community. Backdated to original recording date for archival context. The show is also archived at Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine.
Listen to: Roland’s Rabble Show 1 – Flock, Web 2.0 Backlash, BitTorrent (23MB, mp3, 39:34) recorded Friday October 28, 2005
Original (verbatim, links not corrected) show notes:
Welcome to Roland’s Rabble, my new show loosely about Web 2.0 with four Vancouver based regulars: Michael Tippett of Now Public, Susannah Gardner, author and designer from Hop Studios, Will Pate of Raincity Studios and Alex Samuel of Social Signal (who couldn’t make it this week)
Show notes and Links:
- BitTorrent
- BitTorrent for Dummies by Kris Krug and Susannah Gardner
- Microsoft Avalanche, a BitTorrent like technology
- BBC’s BitTorrent like technology
- Hurricane Katrina not Caterina :-)
- Michael Geist – University of Ottawa professor and cyberlawyer
- Lawrence Lessig
- Ross Mayfield
- Vancouver Enterprise Forum Web 2.0
- The Enlightenment
- BarCamp Amsterdam
- Emily Carr Institute
- William Gibson – The future is here. It’s just not evenly distributed yet.
- Sunstar Realty
- flock
- Jason Kottke
- Tim Berners Lee wrote the first web browser on a NeXT computer
- flickrTime development
- MetaWeblog API
- Atom API
- M*crosoft technology is hard for startups and students to use because it’s expensive and doesn’t work well with non MS technology
- Robot Coop
- 43 things
- 43 people
- FeedBurner
- Lloyd Budd of Flock
- 37 Signals, Signals versus Noise
- My Qoop flickr picture year Book of 565 pages