MacVoices #1399: The MacJury Examines Mailbox, RSS and Google Reader, and Kevin Lynch’s Move to Apple

The most recent MacJury debated the utilities of the Mailbox app  mailbox and discussed the usefulness and longevity of RSS, especially as it relates to the soon-to-be gone Google Reader. Online identities, SEO and Kevin Lynch’s move from Adobe to Apple were part of the deliberations with Peter Cohen, Dori Smith, Brett Terpstra  and host Chuck Joiner.

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Chuck Joiner is the producer and host of MacVoices, MacVoicesTV. You can catch up with what he’s doing on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, App.net and LinkedIn.

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Peter Cohen  started working with Jim Dalrymple after his site, MacGaming, became part of MacCentral. They worked together at  Macworld, where Jim supervised Peter for many years. In his position as Senior Editor, Peter posted and edited daily news on the MacCentral and Macworld.com Web sites. Peter wrote the monthly Game Room column for Macworld magazine and contributed countless other reviews and articles over the years. After leaving Macworld in September, 2009, Peter immediately reunited with Jim as  The Loop‘s executive editor. Peter also continues to do a variety of freelance work for online and print publications including Mac|Life, MacFormat, MacUser (UK) and Tap! Peter is also an accomplished podcaster – a co-host and co-founder of  Angry Mac Bastards, a weekly podcast that rebuffs some of the more questionable Apple-centric news and analysis posted to the Web. Peter is also frequently featured on other podcasts: he’s appeared on  The MacJury,  iGame Radio, the  Tech Night Owl Live,  International Mac Podcast,  TUAW Talkcast  and many others. (From  The Loop)

Dori Smith is an expert in  fields from the Mac (since 1992), Web development (since 1995), programming (since 1977–yes, really), online communities (since 1994), and blogging (since 1999). She has written and taught about all of these and many more. A self-described  online community activist, you can find her online on  Twitter  and at her blog,  Dori.com.
 Brett Terpstra is a coder, writer and web developer. He works behind the scenes at blogs including Engadget, Joystiq and The Unofficial Apple Weblog. He also writes for The Unofficial Apple Weblog, and contributes to Macworld.  Brett develops Marked for Mac and recently co-authored “60 Mountain Lion Tips” with David Sparks for the iBookstore. He discusses all things “nerd” on his podcast, Systematic. You can find Brett as “ttscoff” on Twitter and App.net, and at his website, brettterpstra.com.

Mailbox – Orchestra, Inc.

Feedly: Your Google Reader, Youtube, Google News, RSS News Reader – DevHD

Newsblur

Pulse – Beavertoe Software

Flipboard: Your Social News Magazine – Flipboard Inc.

Mr. Reader – Oliver Fürniß

NetNewsWire

DuckDuckGo

Do Not Track

Reeder – Silvio Rizzi (iOS)

Reeder – Silvio Rizzi – Mac

Adobe CTO Lynch joins Apple by Jim Dalrymple on The Loop