Archive for the rss category

teaching the machine

Posted on February 7th, 2007 in Web2.0, rss, social networks, video.

Teaching the machine. rethinking everything.

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Just Added Netscape RSS feed to MyESPN

Posted on October 27th, 2006 in Web2.0, rss, social networks.

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I just added a few Netscape RSS feeds to MyESPN page. ESPN has Yahoo advertising on the bottom. So Netscape should contact them and tell them to stop it.
So Netscape can collect stories that people submitted from other sources (sure they add some value reporting to many of them) and put advertising on [...]

RSS Readers, Ads and Netscape

Posted on October 25th, 2006 in Web2.0, rss.

I don’t fully get this.
So what if bloglines runs ads? If a user adds the feed to their bloglines and bloglines has advertising on it so what?
What is the difference between bloglines (or newsgator online) running ads in their RSS feeder. They have bills to pay. Its free syndication for people like Netscape and their [...]

little orange button

Posted on October 10th, 2006 in Web2.0, rss, the edge.

First Yahoo brought it to the masses (millions) when they released the new version of Yahoo mail with a built in RSS reader. People do not need to know what it is, just how to use it.
Google upped the ante for browser-based readers with its revamped Google Reader.
Now Microsoft is pushing out IE7 with an [...]