TheWayoftheWeb

A lot of people have commented on the new social features which have been released for Google’s RSS Reader – and most of them have been pretty positive.
Recent changes have included showing more information on who likes and shares posts, and being able to connect with more people who have interested with content you like. [...]

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Google has shown good taste in buying up Feedburner for $100 million. I’ve used the service for my RSS feeds and found ti to be reliable, and offer decent tracking etc.
And as of May 23, 2007, Feedburner is responsible for 721,074 feeds from over 422,717 publishers.
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Personally I don’t see much affect [...]

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I’m still pondering the eternal paradox which is RSS.
On one hand know that the majority of people who will read this will do it via an RSS feed, whether it’s read in Live Bookmarks in Firefox, a feed reader, or another outlet.
By the same token, I don’t have the size, stature or chance to [...]

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I’ve written in the past about internet schizophrenia resulting from signing up to too many sites.
But recently I’ve suffered the same problem from committing to too many projects, and a compulsion to be online, contactable, and working on all of them.
Recently I’ve worked on:The relaunch of motorcyclenews.com.The relaunch of disposablemedia.co.uk.Becoming Editor of the Dipsosable Media [...]

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