AWS Buzz on del.icio.us

Every day, a member of the Amazon Web Services PR Team collects and distributes links to blog postings and other interesting articles about our services. I'm sure that most companies do something similar for their products; tracking this "buzz" is a great way to see what people really think about your products -- it is a great way to see raw, unvarnished feedback.

I am happy to report that we are now posting the once-internal AWS Daily Buzz to del.icio.us/awsbuzz each day. You can now visit that page (or subscribe to its RSS feed) and you'll see the same set of links that we see inside of the company.

Although this was done to provide you with more useful information regarding our services, it is certainly another way in which we are "opening up", providing outsiders with more access to the same tools and content that we use internally.

-- Jeff;

Comments

[Origin]

The great thing is, no one had to wait for you to post those sooper seekrit "once-interal" links on del.icious. Many of them are probably already in here:
http://del.icio.us/search/?fr=del_icio_us&p=ec2&type=all
http://del.icio.us/search/?fr=del_icio_us&p=mechturk&type=all
http://del.icio.us/search/?fr=del_icio_us&p=s3&type=all

[Tony Hirst]

If you want to search over the last 25 or so of these links, try something like this:
http://blogs.open.ac.uk/Maths/ajh59/searchfeedrplus.php?f=awsbuzz&q=s3&s=pages&t=d

[Sherry Heyl]

I love this transparency! We provide blog monitoring services for our clients and use del.icio.us to track the buzz, but we 'do not share' the information to the public. I am anxious to see how this plays our for you.

[hi]

how do i contact for disputing charges
ec2 crashed on me and my account is still getting charged
i wnt to be reimbursed

thanks

[Brian]

Wow this is a great tool .. wish having it much early!