Adrian Miles wrote: > if you want audience, serialisation, and 'shows' go for it, use > syndication. i think using aggregation to achieve this is 1000% more > interesting than centralising which is what the above sort of models. > blogs work because they're decnetralised. why reintroduce old media > structures into a distributed network that works because *all* bits are > distributed? > > this is where the rss/aggregation stuff is critical. imagine we all > made a 60 second bit called "Christmas" and then aggregated that. > that's a show. that's a new sort of show and that is what we ought to > be worrying about I totally agree. It is very close, I think. Today I found this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/squaredcircle/show/ It's a collaborative movie. A very abstract one, but that's what the tools are limited to now. But it's amazing what can be done even given the limitations we have now. Ryan

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