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Dave Winer
Posted By : at 2007-12-01 10:48:38
run weblogs, which Winer helped popularize. UserLand also ran one of the first Web aggregators, My.UserLand.Com, which allowed you to follow numerous weblogs from a single web page using a Netscape-created format called RSS. Winer also developed the protocol XML-RPC which was adapted to create SOAP. In 2001 UserLand rebranded Frontier once again, combining My.UserLand.Com's aggregator and Manila's blogging functions to create Radio UserLand, a client-side tool that let you upload your blog to UserLand's servers, for a fee. In June 2002 Winer had coronary artery bypass surgery to prevent a heart attack and quit smoking. He quit his job as CEO of UserLand and took up a position as a resident fellow at the Harvard Law School's Berkman Center for Internet and Society to research the use of blogging in
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