Intel Releases Mashups for the Masses
News_and_info writes "Intel has released an online tool called Mash Maker with the intent of allowing anyone to create mashups. They offer some training on how to use it, but the tool is fairly easy to use out of the gate. I see it more as a rudimentary semantic browser. From the article: 'Mashups have still not really penetrated the mainstream. My mother is not using mashup sites, and she is definitely not creating them. Even if there was a mashup out there that did exactly what she wanted, the chances are that she wouldn't know it existed, and would be confused by it if she tried to use it ... With Mash Maker, mashups are part of the normal browsing experience. As you browse the web, the Mash Maker toolbar displays buttons representing mashups that Mash Maker thinks you might want to apply to your current page.'"
Wow! Now I can have Dictionary.com give me definitions of the names of all the streets in my town via Google Maps. Just what I need!
Web technology flexibility amazes me. Now we can boil it, mash it, stick it in a stew...etc.
That didn't work for "podcast" ..
Not sure... Last month I thought it was sort of a remix using multiple songs. Something must have happened while I was on vacation.
...they did the website mash
The website mash
It was a network smash!
Chris Mattern
We actually slashdotted Intel.
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I smell synergy.
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