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Accidental Tech Podcast

5: Negativity, Skepticism, and Doubt

Accidental Tech Podcast

Marco Arment

Technology

4.32.5K Ratings

🗓️ 15 March 2013

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Summary

  • The upcoming Google Reader shutdown.
  • The market for RSS today, and the way forward.
  • Client-side vs. server-side feed crawling.
  • Addressing excessive demand for WWDC and Google I/O tickets.
  • Apple pessimism is at an all-time high, even in the mainstream.
  • What could Apple do to turn the pessimism around?
  • Apple and web services.
  • The Apple TV's interesting new A5.
  • Diversifying the iPhone line.

Transcript

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0:00.0

People tweeting me think I was drunk in the last show.

0:03.0

Oh, because you didn't get a chance to be blind.

0:05.0

Because my voice sounded terrible.

0:07.0

Right.

0:08.0

That's not what you sound like when you're drunk.

0:10.0

That's what you sound like when you're sick.

0:12.0

People.

0:13.0

People are crazy.

0:15.0

All right, so what are we talking about tonight?

0:17.0

I think I know.

0:18.0

I mean, I think we have to talk about the Google Reader thing.

0:20.0

I think we do.

0:21.0

So let me start by asking to either of you guys believe in RSS.

0:25.0

I presume the answer is a resounding yes.

0:27.0

It exists whether you believe in it or not.

0:29.0

It's all around us all the time.

0:34.0

Just like love.

0:36.0

No, I use RSS constantly.

0:38.0

A lot of people have always said like, oh, RSS is dead.

0:41.0

I don't use RSS.

0:42.0

I guess you can place it with Twitter or whatever.

0:44.0

And I think that's true for a lot of people certainly.

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