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November 2, 2005

Using RSS for Document Version Updating

This is very cool.

One of the beautiful things about RSS is that it's such a versitile and flexible channel that can practically deliver any kind of linear content, such as dozens of different types of content updates.

Perhaps marketers and other people in business will finally stop seeing RSS as a blogging tool but as a full-service content delivery channel.

Anyway, the example I'm talking about is Writeboard, a web-based word processing tool, which is especially suitable for collaborating on various projects.

The cool part is that it creates an RSS feed for each document and then delivers document changes to your RSS Reader, thus giving you great control over document versioning.

OK, not something terribly exciting for marketers (unless you start thinking in terms of making internal marketing planning and knowledge exchange easier), but still a great RSS implementation.

Comments

Speaking as the author of the review you linked to on Intranet Journal, I have to say I found that use of RSS a pleasant surprise.

The advantage the Web word processors have over the client software versions is the ability to collaborate and track changes. The point is that e-mail wasn't getting the job done. And what better way to notify collaborators of changes than RSS?

I agree it's a great implementation of RSS. Thanks for the link.

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