Matt Hartley

A Google based RSS reader. Sounds sort of strange to me, but then most of the stuff Google is doing these days generally is.

Well now, it appears that the Engadget Podcast has been given its own version of 2.o0 status in a sense. Take a look for yourself…

OK, this is both interesting and disturbing – RSS, the Oprah way…. (Don’t say I didn’t warn you)

So what the heck makes up an newsfeed, anyway? Seriously, is it all that complicated? Ah, that might actually surprise you.

OK, so the idea is definitely interesting. RSS and Ajax – a match made in heaven? That, really depends on its usage.

We have a deadline on our hands, folks. There are vulnerabilities that simply must be addressed before the unthinkable happens.

Are we need of smarter RSS publishing? According to this, I might seem that it would be a good idea…

It looks like we have another attempt at getting two sour parties to play nicely together here.

How’s this for a bit of a surprise – Windows Live Writer and RSS Bandit, playing together.

The battle of or for the podcatchers? Based on what this piece below is saying, Microsoft is attempting to bring “order” to the world of podcasting.

Even our friend RSS, is not without it’s challenges, folks. Security people, nothing is immune.

Truly, who can say no to a talking rabbit that not only undestands RSS, but shares it aloud with others?

Looks like the RSS Advisory Board felt like some changes were in order. Here, take a look for yourself….

Wow, perhaps China is feeling a little paranoid here? I mean, what else would be the reason for blocking FeedBurner?

Needing to convert RSS to PDF? Then I may have one good option for you. Check out RSS 2 PDF.

The Sony PSP is definitely moving way beyond video games these days. Then again, I suppose there are number of people thinking that it had to happen thanks to the Apple iPod’s success.

Boy, it seems like there is a growing number of institutions working to implement RSS these days.

Is RSS syndication honestly a threat to copyrights and those trying to protect them? It’s beginning to look that way.

I am glad to see that we can maintain some level of RSS icon standards between Mozilla and Microsoft. Wouldn’t be great if this level of cooperation could continue?

So since when did Odeo decide to branch out from the RSS syndication business and into the voicemail racket? It must of been pretty recently because this is the first that I have heard of it.