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]]> By: VentureBeat » Edgeio, a Web 2.0 answer to Craigslist? http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-171434 VentureBeat » Edgeio, a Web 2.0 answer to Craigslist? Tue, 24 Oct 2006 03:47:49 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-171434 [...] In fact, you can post a classified ad pretty much anywhere. There just needs to be an RSS feed or something for Edgeio to track it. Your ad then gets picked up in a centralized marketplace. You post it, then you’re done. Blogger Jeff Jarvis wrote a piece about Edgeio here, where the comments sparked an informative debate. [...] [...] In fact, you can post a classified ad pretty much anywhere. There just needs to be an RSS feed or something for Edgeio to track it. Your ad then gets picked up in a centralized marketplace. You post it, then you’re done. Blogger Jeff Jarvis wrote a piece about Edgeio here, where the comments sparked an informative debate. [...]

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]]> By: technoogle.com Blog » Blog Archive » Edgeio Preview http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-63661 technoogle.com Blog » Blog Archive » Edgeio Preview Mon, 05 Jun 2006 03:43:57 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-63661 [...] It will teach other startups how could they leverage the distributed nature of the web rather than try to draw people from other services or compete with their own mediums of communications like blogs. [...] [...] It will teach other startups how could they leverage the distributed nature of the web rather than try to draw people from other services or compete with their own mediums of communications like blogs. [...]

]]> By: edgeio corporation » Blog Archive » Feelings about edgeio expressed… http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-35654 edgeio corporation » Blog Archive » Feelings about edgeio expressed… Tue, 04 Apr 2006 23:21:21 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-35654 [...] Jeff Jarvis says “This is just a start but it is a proof of concept of a new world. I’ve been waiting for someone to do this.” [...] [...] Jeff Jarvis says “This is just a start but it is a proof of concept of a new world. I’ve been waiting for someone to do this.” [...]

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]]> By: Jon http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-32042 Jon Mon, 13 Mar 2006 04:06:33 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-32042 i run a blog and I don't want to crap it up with an ad and listing tag. you would think a guy who lives in a web20 bubble (the tech crunch dude) would know a bad idea when he sees one. From what i understand this tech crunch dude looks at new sites and gives his opinion- i think. He gives advice too. Yeaks! i run a blog and I don’t want to crap it up with an ad and listing tag. you would think a guy who lives in a web20 bubble (the tech crunch dude) would know a bad idea when he sees one.

From what i understand this tech crunch dude looks at new sites and gives his opinion- i think. He gives advice too. Yeaks!

]]> By: peter.forret.com » Blog Archive » Edgeio: edge aggregator http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-31833 peter.forret.com » Blog Archive » Edgeio: edge aggregator Fri, 10 Mar 2006 10:04:50 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-31833 [...] 2006-02-20: Buzz acceleration - Buzzmachine, SiliconBeat, A VC [...] [...] 2006-02-20: Buzz acceleration - Buzzmachine, SiliconBeat, A VC [...]

]]> By: Mashable* http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30829 Mashable* Wed, 01 Mar 2006 03:16:51 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30829 <strong>BlogBuy - Michael’s Little Edgeio Killer?</strong> Just one day after launch, Edgeio already has a rival to contend with. Although less well-designed (and certainly less well executed) than Mike’s “little eBay killer“, BlogBuy may add weight to the argument that edge aggregators a... BlogBuy - Michael’s Little Edgeio Killer?

Just one day after launch, Edgeio already has a rival to contend with. Although less well-designed (and certainly less well executed) than Mike’s “little eBay killer“, BlogBuy may add weight to the argument that edge aggregators a…

]]> By: Martin Wells on TechBiz » Taking it to the Edgeio http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30753 Martin Wells on TechBiz » Taking it to the Edgeio Tue, 28 Feb 2006 03:59:00 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30753 [...] For more reading check out the Buzz Machine along with comments by founder Keith Teare. TechCrunch also has a nice review. [...] [...] For more reading check out the Buzz Machine along with comments by founder Keith Teare. TechCrunch also has a nice review. [...]

]]> By: Sara http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30690 Sara Mon, 27 Feb 2006 17:23:37 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30690 Let's say I make a listing on my blog, and tag it with all the necessary tags...I would still probably end up going to edgio just to check and see if it picked up my listing and how it displayed/ranked it, so I just don't see the point. The way I see it, sellers will still end up going to edgio to check on their listings, so what is the point of making the listing on your blog when you're just gonna end up going to edgio anyway? You might as well just go direct to edgio to make your listing in the first place, oh wait....that's how ebay/craigslist does it now. Dang! Let’s say I make a listing on my blog, and tag it with all the necessary tags…I would still probably end up going to edgio just to check and see if it picked up my listing and how it displayed/ranked it, so I just don’t see the point. The way I see it, sellers will still end up going to edgio to check on their listings, so what is the point of making the listing on your blog when you’re just gonna end up going to edgio anyway? You might as well just go direct to edgio to make your listing in the first place, oh wait….that’s how ebay/craigslist does it now. Dang!

]]> By: StartupFutures.com » Blog Archive » Om Malik: Edgeio Launches, Finally http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30688 StartupFutures.com » Blog Archive » Om Malik: Edgeio Launches, Finally Mon, 27 Feb 2006 16:48:22 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30688 [...] So much has been written about Edgeio, that it is hard to add anything new to the conversation. The big news is that, it has finally gone live. Go try it out for yourself. [...] [...] So much has been written about Edgeio, that it is hard to add anything new to the conversation. The big news is that, it has finally gone live. Go try it out for yourself. [...]

]]> By: GigaOM : » Edgeio Launches, Finally http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30684 GigaOM : » Edgeio Launches, Finally Mon, 27 Feb 2006 16:31:43 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30684 [...] So much has been written about Edgeio, that it is hard to add anything new to the conversation. The big news is that, it has finally gone live. Go try it out for yourself. [...] [...] So much has been written about Edgeio, that it is hard to add anything new to the conversation. The big news is that, it has finally gone live. Go try it out for yourself. [...]

]]> By: James http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30608 James Sun, 26 Feb 2006 23:39:44 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30608 I read every comment (I too mostly ignore trackbacks), and I have to say that Will [see quote below], in my opinion, cut through all the tech-babble and over-intellectualizing and told the truth about what Edgeio really is. It's a backwards entry into a wall-garden play based on an "elite" group of opt-in bloggers that want to sell stuff. Not that this is a bad thing, but it's certainly not introducing a disruptive technology/model that benefits bloggers in a way that is necessarily better than what they have available to them today. <i>"will Says: ...the problem is that these solves will, ironically, reduces the value of the site because edgeio will be aggreagating from (or atleast give preference to) the “core” (like Oodle) rather than the “edge.” In essense, Edgeio will become a walled garden with registered users, and highly verified users owning most of its inventory. . . and edge listings having a secondary placement that buyers are rarely exposed to. Leveraging the edge to build a walled garden is the same approach Google is taking (natural vs. paid placement), striking a balance will be hard if not impossible. . . given the spam issue forcing edgeio back into the core and away from the edge..."</i> I read every comment (I too mostly ignore trackbacks), and I have to say that Will [see quote below], in my opinion, cut through all the tech-babble and over-intellectualizing and told the truth about what Edgeio really is. It’s a backwards entry into a wall-garden play based on an “elite” group of opt-in bloggers that want to sell stuff. Not that this is a bad thing, but it’s certainly not introducing a disruptive technology/model that benefits bloggers in a way that is necessarily better than what they have available to them today.

“will Says:
…the problem is that these solves will, ironically, reduces the value of the site because edgeio will be aggreagating from (or atleast give preference to) the “core” (like Oodle) rather than the “edge.” In essense, Edgeio will become a walled garden with registered users, and highly verified users owning most of its inventory. . . and edge listings having a secondary placement that buyers are rarely exposed to. Leveraging the edge to build a walled garden is the same approach Google is taking (natural vs. paid placement), striking a balance will be hard if not impossible. . . given the spam issue forcing edgeio back into the core and away from the edge…”

]]> By: Mashable* » BunchBall and the Universal Blog Widget http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30416 Mashable* » BunchBall and the Universal Blog Widget Sat, 25 Feb 2006 02:46:56 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30416 [...] In this increasingly distributed world, websites need to become web services, spreading themselves right out to the edges of the network. In this case, the edge is largely made up of MySpace pages, social-networking sites and blogs. The widget, meanwhile, is the blog equivalent of the API - and the more you give away, the more you get back. (Incidentally, Scoble once referred to widgets as Internet Connected Components, raising some interesting discussions.) Flickr, YouTube, Stickam, del.icio.us, Revver and many more Web 2.0 players have successfully employed widgets to drive traffic back to their own sites. eBay and Amazon take the next step by incentivizing their widgets (you earn a % of any transaction). And finally there’s the widget to end all widgets: the indefatigable Google Adsense. Ultimately, I wonder whether we even need to drive traffic back to the originating site - it seems feasible to have all the interaction taking place within the widget itself (and in fact this already happens with Adsense). This is similar to Joseph Scott’s idea for API-only services, and you could argue that Stickam and Bunchball are getting pretty close. Nonetheless, you still need a centralized site where the user can create his widgets (or do you?). [...] [...] In this increasingly distributed world, websites need to become web services, spreading themselves right out to the edges of the network. In this case, the edge is largely made up of MySpace pages, social-networking sites and blogs. The widget, meanwhile, is the blog equivalent of the API - and the more you give away, the more you get back. (Incidentally, Scoble once referred to widgets as Internet Connected Components, raising some interesting discussions.) Flickr, YouTube, Stickam, del.icio.us, Revver and many more Web 2.0 players have successfully employed widgets to drive traffic back to their own sites. eBay and Amazon take the next step by incentivizing their widgets (you earn a % of any transaction). And finally there’s the widget to end all widgets: the indefatigable Google Adsense. Ultimately, I wonder whether we even need to drive traffic back to the originating site - it seems feasible to have all the interaction taking place within the widget itself (and in fact this already happens with Adsense). This is similar to Joseph Scott’s idea for API-only services, and you could argue that Stickam and Bunchball are getting pretty close. Nonetheless, you still need a centralized site where the user can create his widgets (or do you?). [...]

]]> By: BuzzMachine » Blog Archive » The problem with trying to fix the world http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30371 BuzzMachine » Blog Archive » The problem with trying to fix the world Fri, 24 Feb 2006 12:40:13 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30371 [...] But it is impossible to clamp down on such speech the distributed world, where I can post an ad on my blog and it can be found via Edgeio or Oodle or Google. Then who are you going to sue? The search engines for finding it? The enablers for providing the functionality to me? Or me for exercising free, albeit inappropriate, speech? The control is at the edges and it’s much harder to regulate the edges. [...] [...] But it is impossible to clamp down on such speech the distributed world, where I can post an ad on my blog and it can be found via Edgeio or Oodle or Google. Then who are you going to sue? The search engines for finding it? The enablers for providing the functionality to me? Or me for exercising free, albeit inappropriate, speech? The control is at the edges and it’s much harder to regulate the edges. [...]

]]> By: Jeb http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30353 Jeb Fri, 24 Feb 2006 07:22:22 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30353 Suggestion: to increase the density, Edgio needs to integrate with other markets. Make an import utility that allows a blogger to import their ad from Craigslist (and eBay) and re-post it on their blog with proper tags. Judy's Book does something like this. CL & Edgio are not "either/or". Recognize the fact that most people will still use Craiglist and eBay, but make it as easy as possible for them to link their ad to their blog, and by extension, Edgio too. Suggestion: to increase the density, Edgio needs to integrate with other markets.

Make an import utility that allows a blogger to import their ad from Craigslist (and eBay) and re-post it on their blog with proper tags. Judy’s Book does something like this.

CL & Edgio are not “either/or”. Recognize the fact that most people will still use Craiglist and eBay, but make it as easy as possible for them to link their ad to their blog, and by extension, Edgio too.

]]> By: mediAnima Blog » Edgeio, killer di Ebay & Co.? http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30268 mediAnima Blog » Edgeio, killer di Ebay & Co.? Thu, 23 Feb 2006 10:46:00 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30268 [...] L’idea è veramente interessante, ma ho in ogni modo qualche dubbio riguardo alla sua diffusione. Penso che questo sistema possa essere limitato dall’utenza stessa. Non tutti i navigatori hanno chiaro il funzionamento logico che esiste dietro ai tag e alle tecniche RSS. Purtroppo, la mentalità da “formulario”, è molto forte negli utenti che utilizzano da anni Ebay o Craigslist, quindi passare da quel tipo di sistema a quello offerto da Edgeio può creare problemi alle persone abituate a lavorare con mezzi diffusi. Se questo problema sarà superato, sono fermamente convinto del successo di Edgeio. Come approfondimento consiglio di leggere un post di Jeff Jarvis, commentato da Keith Teare (partner di Michael Arrington) e Craig Newmark. [...] [...] L’idea è veramente interessante, ma ho in ogni modo qualche dubbio riguardo alla sua diffusione. Penso che questo sistema possa essere limitato dall’utenza stessa. Non tutti i navigatori hanno chiaro il funzionamento logico che esiste dietro ai tag e alle tecniche RSS. Purtroppo, la mentalità da “formulario”, è molto forte negli utenti che utilizzano da anni Ebay o Craigslist, quindi passare da quel tipo di sistema a quello offerto da Edgeio può creare problemi alle persone abituate a lavorare con mezzi diffusi. Se questo problema sarà superato, sono fermamente convinto del successo di Edgeio. Come approfondimento consiglio di leggere un post di Jeff Jarvis, commentato da Keith Teare (partner di Michael Arrington) e Craig Newmark. [...]

]]> By: will http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30234 will Thu, 23 Feb 2006 01:56:14 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30234 Everything that Keith pointed out will help the spam issue (not so different from eBay! so I do think it will work). . . the problem is that these solves will, ironically, reduces the value of the site because edgeio will be aggreagating from (or atleast give preference to) the "core" (like Oodle) rather than the "edge." In essense, Edgeio will become a walled garden with registered users, and highly verified users owning most of its inventory. . . and edge listings having a secondary placement that buyers are rarely exposed to. Leveraging the edge to build a walled garden is the same approach Google is taking (natural vs. paid placement), striking a balance will be hard if not impossible. . . given the spam issue forcing edgeio back into the core and away from the edge . . . Everything that Keith pointed out will help the spam issue (not so different from eBay! so I do think it will work). . . the problem is that these solves will, ironically, reduces the value of the site because edgeio will be aggreagating from (or atleast give preference to) the “core” (like Oodle) rather than the “edge.” In essense, Edgeio will become a walled garden with registered users, and highly verified users owning most of its inventory. . . and edge listings having a secondary placement that buyers are rarely exposed to. Leveraging the edge to build a walled garden is the same approach Google is taking (natural vs. paid placement), striking a balance will be hard if not impossible. . . given the spam issue forcing edgeio back into the core and away from the edge . . .

]]> By: » Blog Archive » On industries that withhold information. http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30211 » Blog Archive » On industries that withhold information. Wed, 22 Feb 2006 20:48:51 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30211 [...] Addendum - Feb 22 - see this BuzzMachine post for a more sucint discussion of this topic. [...] [...] Addendum - Feb 22 - see this BuzzMachine post for a more sucint discussion of this topic. [...]

]]> By: » Blog Archive » The biggest problem with RSS (or maybe just blogs) http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/02/20/edgeio-and-the-distributed-world/#comment-30209 » Blog Archive » The biggest problem with RSS (or maybe just blogs) Wed, 22 Feb 2006 20:36:45 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=1163#comment-30209 [...] Why aren’t the comments to a post included in the RSS feed? I would never have known about the great comments on this post if I hadn’t clicked on the link to if from my RSS reader. My other gripe? People setting their RSS feed to delete posts after a day or so. I read most of my feeds on the BART with no internet connection. Today I read about 30 posts from Bubblegeneration on the way into the city–wonderful! I actually get to see a train of thought (if there is any). [...] [...] Why aren’t the comments to a post included in the RSS feed? I would never have known about the great comments on this post if I hadn’t clicked on the link to if from my RSS reader. My other gripe? People setting their RSS feed to delete posts after a day or so. I read most of my feeds on the BART with no internet connection. Today I read about 30 posts from Bubblegeneration on the way into the city–wonderful! I actually get to see a train of thought (if there is any). [...]

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