A now "deceased" website on RSS marketing and RSS publishing - a look at the history of internet marketing
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A now "deceased" website on RSS marketing and RSS publishing - a look at the history of internet marketing
| The best way to really understand the power behind the service is to check out some of the best examples already flowing out there. From simple content aggregation to more advanced NewsMastering and beyond. |
| Yahoo! Pipes redefines NewsMastering and enables you to do more with RSS feed aggregation, filtering and manipulation than ever before. Find out how Yahoo! Pipes can benefit you as a marketer, but also how it threatens you ... |
| Pheedo, iUpload and PRWeb are organizing the RSS Industry Night Roundtable II event, following the event we did together last December, coinciding with the Syndicate Conference. |
| From next generation RSS readers (with benefits for marketers as well), Microsoft's integration of RSS into IE, to adding additional information to the content items in your feeds, here's the latest RSS news. |
| From a not-so-good RSS parsing service to requesting existing subscribers to resubscribe to your RSS feeds, we take a look at the RSS "not so news" from October 15-23. Not much going on I guess ... |
| Whatch the RSS space on Monday. From what I've seen, this changes everything for RSS marketing. The one thing direct marketers, and all others as well, have been waiting for. |
| Most markets start their development in fragements and then consolidate more in their mature phase. For RSS, the real development phase started through 2002 and 2003, but it's already showing strong signs of consolidation happening in the industry. |
| PubSub just launched a new "list service", listing the top 1.000 most popular sites, including blogs of course. What's interesting is that their tracking is based on the feeds they are watching. |
| The RSS marketing future is getting closer every day as Microsoft embraces RSS as a pillar of their strategy. And it's not only CRM that RSS is getting in to ... |
| This has been all over the news today --- Google just launched their "blog" search engine, complete with "search feeds" and everything else we'd expect from Google, except perhaps an integrated RSS Reader. Hmmm ... now, how does Google really know what's a blog and what isn't? |
| This is certainly breakthrough news. Outlook Express in Windows Vista, the next operating system from Microsoft, will also feature RSS reader functionality. |
| Since yesterday, companies using SalesForce.com, one of the most popular CRM solutions on the market, can now integrate their SalesForce.com account with Spanning Salesforce 2.0, a free tool that allows them to subscribe to information from their Salesforce.com account via RSS. |
| Much interesting RSS news, including Microsoft renaming RSS in to "Web Feeds", RSS 3.0, protecting RSS feeds from commercial republication, enterprise RSS, RSS advertising and more. |
| The Shareware Industry Awards Foundation certainly seems to think so, since they awarded top honors in the 2005 Awards to FeedForAll, the desktop RSS publishing tool. What this shows is that RSS is becoming increasingly recognized as a key internet communications tool, in addition to starting to establish a place for itself in the entire communicational mix. |
| In a mix of interesting RSS news, a new multimedia search engine provides customizable RSS feeds with the latest video content, a friend discusses the future of RSS beyond blogs, Tom Forenski questions whether confusion over RSS audience metrics is holding back online media and most importantly, AOL launches an IE-based browser with RSS capabilities. |
| Microsoft's love for RSS and their future RSS plans have already become public knowledge after being presented at Gnomedex. For everyone that missed the event, here's the video recording of that same Microsoft session. |
| As RSS deployement moves in to different markets, new extensions to the format will be needed to meet specific market requirements. A financial content provide is proposing a new RSS 2.0 category element, which would standardize the use of stock ticker symbols for financial content. |
| Following all the hype concerning Microsoft's ''adoption'' of RSS, some voices stand out and start discussing the security issues this poses. Here are just some selected comments ... |
| Gnomedex is over, but the content it generated online is available for all to research. Where can you find Gnomedex coverage and what were the highlights? |
| It's finally official. The next Internet Explorer and operating system from Microsoft will have RSS functionality integrated, thus finally opening the way for mass RSS penetration. It's time for marketers to wake up an embrace RSS as a standard communicational channel. |
| A new company that's launching a new RSS network and is also poised to set new standards for Outlook integrated RSS readers is being introduced at Gnomedex. |
| Gnomedex, dubbed as 'the technology people aggregator' and focusing on the 'Grassroots of RSS, Blogging, Podcasting, BitTorrent and Media', is starting tonight, with some previews of big RSS announcements to happen there already available. |
| Pinging allows Web publishers (mostly blogs) to notify content aggregation sites that their own content has changed, prompting them to update their aggregation database. But now a new service is being developed, which will allow aggregation services to share new updates among themselves. |
| Speakwire allows you to listen (audio) to selected RSS feeds instead of reading them, through a synthesized speech technology. But can computer generated audio really hit mainstream, especially considering the lack of emotion? |
| Fergus of Nooked just sent me a link to a post on one of Jupiter Research's blogs, claiming that we're taking their statements about RSS out of context. Are we really? |
| Mobile RSS is still not a hot topic yet, but according to Scott Rogers of FreeRange Communications, mobile RSS is the next RSS wave and the next step in its evolution. |
| In this interview, Nick explains some background of the deal and also why exactly Newsgator ''went for him'', and also discusses the future of RSS filtering through RSS readers. Actually, he discloses this is the direction they are going in to ... |
| The SiliconValleyWatcher is getting deep in to RSS coverage, and to make their launch even more exciting, we partnered on createing a free report on RSS titled The Elementary RSS Factor. |
| With Microsoft's acquisition of MessageCast, the company ''has very quickly got a good chunk of the market for non-RSS Aggregator delivery of RSS feeds''. |
| Finally a tool that creates RSS feeds from Google News searches ... |
| The new My Web from Yahoo! gives you the ability to save the pages you like and share them via RSS. |
| It seems Google Gmail is rolling-out some basic RSS reading capabilities, according to some early users. Surprisingly, it seems the new RSS features are not at all satisfactionary. But the opportunities for Google certainly are here. Take a look at some 'suggestions' ... |
| BusinessWeek says RSS is turning the Web on its head, with the prospect of people rather waiting for content to appear in their aggregators than to go 'fetch' it on websites. But it's not that simple, especially because people will overload themselves with RSS content. |
| This is the technology event for the grassroots of RSS, Blogging, Podcasting, BitTorrent, Media, taking place in Seattle in June 23-25. Chris managed to pull toget an incredible array of speakers, starting with the Adam Curry keynote ... |
| The Jupiter RSS report is creating quite a response from marketers and publishers already using RSS. Here's a quick run-down on the conversations going around the Web ... |
| Robin Good, after much work, finally launched the fully updated version of his RSS NewsMaster Toolkit. Having read a preview copy myself, I can certainly say that this is the ultimate guide for all companies and webmasters looking to achieve market leadership by providing highly focused streams of niche content from all concievable and relevant online content sources. Find out how you can get the Toolkit at a 50% discount ... |
| MasterNewMedia.org has a great article today on using RSS to deliver software updates to existing customers/users. The premise of appcasting is simple: give your customers/users an easy way to receive and download new software updates, patches etc. for your software, without forcing them to keep a constant eye on your web site to see if there's anything new. |
| Two 'new' RSS clients, more media houses launch RSS and just a generally positive feeling about the publicity RSS is getting ... |
