2005 February

MarketingStudies.net interviewed Bill Flitter of Pheedo.com, one of the leading people in the RSS marketing industry, to get all the key information about advertising in RSS feeds.

HitRSS.com is yet another RSS publishing solution provider, taking the well-known hosted solution path. As many others, HitRSS.com does offer an entry-level service for free.

49PM.com just released a mobile application that enables you to read the RSS feeds and view any associated images formatted exactly to the size of your mobile display.

The folks at Nooked are about making corporate communications more efficient through the use of RSS. In order for this to be effective however, they decided that they need to offer up a RSS directory that would allow their users to find the feeds that they were looking for. Cool, but be aware that the […]

Personal Media Aggregators are the road to create instant-vertical-communities by way of becoming fulcrum points around which news, commentary, discussion, and networking opportunities around a very specific topic, brand, celebrity or writer can become a cohesive aggregating force.
Somewhere at the crossroad between personalized RSS news aggregators, of which a few have appeared during 2004, and […]

See, this is what I consider to be a major step forward for those in government. Allowing citizens to have the ability to stay updated on the current agenda for that State and any progress being shown is just brilliant. To me, it shows the mainstream that RSS is much more than a fancy way […]

As the days of comic strips for the media center come to a close, we have to looking toward the potential of RSS comics being a threat My take on any potential liability for using a RSS feed without a Creative Commons license or something to an equal effect is that you could, I say […]

RSS feed customization could become one of the hot RSS topics in the near future, but right now there are just too few companies doing it … and too few providers offering RSS feed customization solutions.

ClickZ.com has an excellent news article on the first podcasting network.
“Created by Australian e-business and marketing strategists Cameron Reilly and Mick Stanic, The Podcast Network, which launched on Valentine’s Day, is both a collection of original podcasts and an ad network comprising third-party podcasts from around the world. Its first offerings include The Gadget Show, […]

MarketingStudies.net just started collecting RSS marketing and/or publishing stories, to be published in an update to their RSS e-book, as well as in an e-book to be freely distributed throughout the internet.

Library Elf is a wonderful new service that let’s you keep tabs on when you need to return your library material, and even when your hold are ready and when they are about to explire, all this using e-mail and RSS.

I just recently interviewed Lee Oden, a search engine marketing and PR expert, on using RSS for search engine positioning, as well as on online PR and little-known search engine optimization tactics.

RSS is becoming all about choices. End-users can choose from dozens and dozens of different RSS aggregators, and it’s becoming very much like this in the RSS publishing solutions market. It would seem that “almost every” company is starting to see opportunities in the RSS space, and it remains to be seen how many are actually going to achieve more than marginal market penetration. This week, the free RapidFeeds (Beta version) hosted web-based RSS publishing solution joins the market.

InternetNews.com reports that on Monday Pluck officially released its RSS aggregator, which actually comes in two flavors: the Web Edition, an online RSS aggregator service, and the Internet Explorer version, which nicely plugs in to the Internet Explorer.

In this audio interview, Stuart Watson reveals not only what publishers, advertisers and direct marketers can do with RSS metrics, but also shares some excellent RSS marketing strategies and his views (and tips) on the future of RSS advertising and tracking.

Finally an RSS reader that offers a real alternative for Outlook users. Oh sure, there is that other Aggie known as NewsGator. But for those of you that feel like there is more to RSS than what NewsGator can offer, I would highly suggest taking a serious look at You Subscribe: RSS. This software was […]

You Software just released the news that it’s inviting Microsoft Outlook users to preview their RSS Reader for Outlook.

NotePage, the maker of FeedForAll, a client-side RSS publishing application, just released a free RSS to HML PHP script.

WebProNews seems to have the exclusive news of CNET preparing to launch their own web-based RSS aggregator, NewsBurst, which will be competing with Bloglines and other similar web services.

The Different District reports that Reinvented Software just released a new client-side RSS publishing application, Feeder 1.0.