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You are here: Home » The RSS Marketing Diary » RSS Latest News » Good Day/Week for RSS News and Developements March 5, 2005 Good Day/Week for RSS News and Developements If nothing else, the constant news and developements in the RSS industry prove that RSS definitly is one of the key trends of 2005, and fortunatelly not only in relation to blogs. Here's some recent news from this week that we haven't covered yet ... A New Dedicated Podcast Client While I do podcasting myself, I do admit I haven't been paying much attention to the RSS/Podcast client market, as my RSS agregator already has this feature included. Anyway, IGG Software just released their RSS podcast client, which integrates with iTunes and even syncs with your iPod. Looks good, although I haven't tested it yet. On the other hand, I am wondering why not just pack these features in to a "standard" RSS reader/client? New RSS Reader with Integrated Internet Browsing Features ToolButton just released a new version of their desktop RSS reader, which in addition to RSS also offers integrated Web search and automatic form fill-in. "Computer users have a common complaint of constantly opening and closing windows. To make their Internet experience more enjoyable ToolButton integrated several useful applications into one deskbar," said Dale Janssen, Chief Creator and President of ToolButton Inc. "Users now have the ability to search multiple search engines without leaving the program they are working in, read RSS feeds without opening a separate program and, with one click of the mouse, automatically fill in web forms." Not a bad feature set. Soon we can perhaps expect an RSS reader that heats food and cooks coffee:) Just joking, great work guys! Why are New RSS Feeds Still News? I must see at least 2 to 3 press releases about some popular/renowned/large media house going in to RSS every week. "Going in to RSS" means providing their visitors with RSS feeds of course and not anything exotic. While I'm really happy that RSS is getting press all the time, I have to wonder why are new RSS feeds still considered news? Isn't it about time we accepted RSS as a "near-mainstream" content delivery channel and started thinking of it as part of our daily lives? But hey, everything that does something to further popularize RSS must be good, right?
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