Can you imagine RSS replacing emails in the workplace? Apparently, It is already being done. Over at Computer World Juan Carlos Perez reports that it is being done. Perez’s article Users Tap RSS Tools to Ease Info Overload reports that Union Bank of California NA hopes to use RSS technology to bring down and […]
TalkPoint has upgraded their personal RSS Feed Agreggator FlyWheel with FlyWheel 1.2. The original FlyWheel was released in June 2007. So what is the difference between the June and and the November release?
The June release had the following features:
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Why do you think there is an extra dot at the end of 2? It must be a typo. RSS Submit, which was developed by ExtraLabs Software, will automatically and quickly submit an RSS feed to a numberof existing RSS directories. A trial version can be downloaded here.
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In our house is a book case and inside the book case is the orange paperback that was a bestseller and probably it still is. The book is called Future Shock and it was written by Alvin Toffler. Within its pages you will find the first use of the phrase information overload.
And apparently the phrase […]
Are you wary of leaving your log-in details whenever you access your email at the Internet Shop? Are you tired of carrying around a notebook to check emails? Well Smart PC Tools has come up with a self contained and self standing email software called Reach-a-Mail 3.0. A freeware it can be downloaded and installed […]
Here is another useful RSS Tool. All you need are two things: (i) the Internet and (ii) the URL of your RSS Feed. Feed2JS allows you to create a display of a feed that can be displayed on any website. It is easy o use. Select options for the feed and click to preview […]
Ramani Arunachalam suggests that with the increase in the number of shopping sites and blogs in the Interenet there is a need to expand the elements of RSS 2.0 from title, link, and description to a number of other elements needed to sufficiently describe and
tag a product.
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Harvard University Press (HUP) has over thirty six (36) RSS feeds to offer. Majority of them provide a brief summary of HUP-published books and the rest provides announcement and links to events and podcasts. Those that provide a summary or description of the books can be used as a good selection tool for those […]
David Peralty of eXtra For Every Publisher has posted an interesting tip on how to find a hidden FeedBurner Feed Count called Finding a Hidden Feedburner FeedCount.
Its pretty easy to check the FeedCount of Feedburner for a particular blog or service. Peralty said:
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Will Kindle replace the book? The new e-book reader from Amazon will be attempting to supplant the ubiquitous book. Will it drive the book to extinction? Check the Newsweek article, The Future of Reading by Steven Levy.
Will Book 2 replace the book or will it be something else?
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