"Ray Matthews already puts his money where his mouth is by using RSS at the Utah State Library and teaching others in state government how to do it. Now he's kicking it up a notch, though, by starting a new weblog dedicated to RSS in Government ("News about how RSS is being used in federal, state, and local government")....He's already posted a great essay that describes Four Models for Aggregating and Publishing RSS Headlines. [via The Shifted Librarian]
RSS stands for "Rich Site Summary" and is the basis for aggregating news. If you don't know what that means click here and follow the links there.
RSS is a big deal, and when governments start to deploy it (as they should) it is an even bigger deal.
[Ernie the Attorney]
A VERY big deal indeed. Tools to produce and consume RSS will be big business with governments as customers.
