A product of
UserLand Software and
DaveWiner. The simplest decription would be "a subscription-based
WebLog ('blogging') tool."
Radio Userland
Since there is open access to the object database, scripting language, outliner, and web services (XML-RPC and SOAP) calling interfaces, though, it might be defined as "
UserlandFrontier with weblogging documentation instead of the Frontier documentation." However, I don't know enough about the product to say this definitively (ahem. Excuse the pun).
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AllanBaruz
Radio Userland is a browser-based tool for maintaining a
WebLog as well as browsing the
WebLogs and newsfeeds of others. Radio is one of the primary applications driving the adoption and evolution of
RichSiteSummary.
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DonBox