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Tuesday, September 27, 2005

VoIP Tracker

I have been playing around with a new tool called Personal Bee with my friend Nicholas Chim. This web-based application is a new kind of RSS aggregator that allows you to pool a set of feeds around a specific topic and "discover" trends within the articles. I have created a Bee for VoIP which I call VoIP Tracker. Let me know what you think!

The whole system is in a "prototype" stage at present, so expect it to evolve quickly!

UPDATE: Note that the UI was designed using AJAX so old versions of IE will not render the pages correctly. And your best experience will be while using Firefox...

posted by Ted Shelton at 2:24 PM

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