Dmitry Jemerov, Omea Project Leader, announced it on there newsgroup:

I started to develop a plugin for Omea Reader, as you can read on the previous post.
This plugin lets you select an entry in Omea Reader and send it to a Groove Discussion tool.
I have used Groove Web Services Development Kit, and in an 2 hours effort I could have the first release of the plugin running.

I started to develop an Omea Reader Plugin using Omea OpenAPI. The OpenAPI is a set of tools, documentation and sample code which can be used for developing Omea plugins. The current version of the OpenAPI is available here: Omea-OpenAPI-1.0.3.zip (1 MB). The development is straight forward, I like the API.

My idea is to bring the content that I aggregate in Omea to another tool that I am using.

ComponentArt was kind enough to offer me a free license of there ASP.NET components: Web.UI 2.1 for ASP.NET. I post about the components because I was really impressed about the quality and decided to integrate some of them on my web site Tech Head Brothers.