links for 2006-02-22

“The City of Lon­don today announced plans to install a dense and com­pre­hen­sive wi-fi inter­net net­work through­out Lon­don’s Square Mile finan­cial dis­trict,” — That’s it, I’m moving.

Flickr being used for adver­tis­ing. When iit’s your own stuff, its’not allowed, but if it’s you being ent­hou­si­as­tic about some­one else’s prod­uct — is it wrong to post about it?

Ilse Media selects SixA­part’s Type­pad as their tool for a new blog­ging ser­vice. They can do more stuff, such as mod­er­ate com­ments. (Dear god, they could­n’t do that before?) Progress!

Post to and read del.icio.us, Flickr and upcoming.org in a mobile friend­ly format.

A nice piece describ­ing usabil­i­ty chal­lenges for design­ers of Rich Inter­net Applications.

“The web is the social appli­ca­tion.” With empha­sis on “is”.

Peter Mer­holz in good form, explain­ing why web 2.0 isn’t about blog­ging and say­ing that “it’s some­thing of a trav­es­ty that “elite design agen­cies” remain so igno­rant of […] “web 2.0.””