Dave Winer is gunning for the role of patron saint of Web loggers. Not only is he the author of one of the longest-running Web logs out there, but he’s also the guiding light behind UserLand Software. A scrappy publisher of content management tools like Manila, UserLand seems dedicated to the idea of bringing the power of database-driven Web publishing to the masses. Their latest release takes them a signficant step closer to this goal; Radio Userland looks like a remarkably capable personal publishing tool priced at the ridiculously reasonable rate of US$40 per copy. Bravo. I hope to find some time to download and try the 30-day free demo soon, and perhaps if all goes well, Subtraction.com will move over to Radio.