This new weblog I needed a testbed to expose bugs in our implementation of the MetaWeblog API, so I did an experiment I've wanted to try for some time. This new weblog tracks NY Times articles as they enter UserLand's content management system, on their way to people's desktops via the news aggregator in Radio. All these articles appear on the Times website, but they can be hard to find unless you know where to look. If the NY Times had a weblog, this is what it might look like. If it becomes popular, I might dress it up with a new template and a better address.  [Scripting News]

It's actually much more readable than the original home page, maybe bacause I'm so used to weblogs that I write also the shopping list from bottom to top. Btw: it looks like anybody can subscribe to the NY Times rss feed from this site now...

Mike's Radio Weblog: "But why RemoteEdit? I didn't realize until now what it was for. "

Mike is right.

We have been calling it RemoteEdit because it is the tool we use to edit remotely templates and directory structures for "IdeaTools" web site. It makes sense because IdeaTools is a server based application, and you use the tool on your computer. It does not make much sense for Radio, since you are actually editing templates locally. Anybody has an idea for a cool new name?