RSS: It's Not Just for Bloggers Anymore.

E-mail is dead. Last week's experience with the MyDoom worm and its variants tells us much about the future of e-mail. Many companies were without e-mail for a couple of days: Some closed their systems to all incoming mail, others to all mail in both directions. Yet work kept getting done. Files were transferred via alternate e-mail addresses, FTP, or Web postings. Unless you were foolish enough to click on the malevolent file -- or brave enough to live without a basic spam filter -- last week's events were more annoying than they were project or job threatening. Rest of the story: RSS: It's Not Just for Bloggers Anymore.

[Lockergnome's RSS Resource]

9:20:02 PM

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Six tips for better RSS feeds.

RSS and XML-based content syndication are really taking off. News organizations (like the NY Times) and business are increasingly using RSS to syndicate their content. RSS is also becoming the spam-free alternative to email newsletters. Most RSS feeds are automagically generated from a content management system. As more feeds spring up, and more content is consumed through an RSS aggregator, content producers will need to think about how to create qualtiy RSS feeds.

[Lockergnome's RSS Resource]

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