Browser-based content management. Tue, 29 May 2001 16:02:50 GMT http://backend.userland.com/rss092 dave@userland.com (Dave Winer) dave@userland.com (Dave Winer) <a href="http://www.byte.com/column/BYT20010524S0001">Jon Udell</a>: "Blogging as a form of mainstream Web entertainment, with its star performers and its popularity ratings, may or may not be a passing fad. What will endure, in any case, matters more: a powerful new way to tell stories that refer to, and make sense of, the documents and messages that we create and exchange in our professional lives." Scripting News Ken Dow is doing <a href="http://www.kendow.com/manilacourses.html">three Manila classes</a> in San Jose, CA at the end of February. Highly recommended. Ken knows Manila as well as anyone and he's a great teacher and really nice guy. If you've been fumbling around the edges of Manila wanting to become an expert, Ken is the guy who can get you there. <a href="http://www.pfeifferreport.com/trends/ett_dtcs.html">Pfieffer Report</a>: "In a funny way, we are back to where publishing was before DTP came around: content creation and management is once again the playground of larger players, and requires heavy investment, just as publishing technology did before XPress arrived." <i>Amen.</i> <a href="http://macros.userland.com/viewrssbox#infiniteWidth">Update</a> to viewRssBox macro, now if you specify a width of infinity, you get a RSS box without the box.