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Another smart (Tim O'Reilly called it "a milestone in the history of the internet.":-)) step in their off site strategy which is relevant to our WeMedia mashup session. They announced Yahoo! pipes which looks super cool and I'll check out when I get back home.
Coincidentally, Derek Chezzi, Senior News Editor for Yahoo! Canada is here at We Media and participated in our Mix n Mash workshop yesterday. Maybe we should regroup today...
Here's the Lifehacker post
Yahoo! pipes
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