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		<title>Google Wave</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Is still cool. I&#8217;ve got a pile of invites; anyone want one? (Since people keep asking: Google Wave is not, in and of itself, anything new.  It is, rather, a beautifully conceived [though not yet quite fully implemented!] melding of existing technologies.  The tag-line version is that it is a integration of wiki, IM, email, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Is still cool. I&#8217;ve got a pile of invites; anyone want one?</p>
<p>(Since people keep asking: Google Wave is not, in and of itself, anything <em>new</em>.  It is, rather, a beautifully conceived [though not yet quite fully implemented!] melding of existing technologies.  The tag-line version is that it is a integration of wiki, IM, email, and collaborative document editing, with line-item threaded responses and real-time typing from other users visible.  Many people balk at this last point, but it&#8217;s (a) really surprisingly useful and makes communication a lot more like, well, real conversation, and (b) eventually going to be configurable.)</p>
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