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[Ash Web Blog - Daily Tech and Internet doses] RSS Application in Longhorn: RSS (Really Simple Syndication) started as a simple implementation for subscribing website content and now become large part of internet content browsing tool. With the influential and promising benefits of RSS, Longhorn will adopt RSS throughout the whole Operating System with several promise they carry which are browse, search and subsribe RSS in Longhorn.
[Smallbiztechnology.com - technology is a tool! Use it to GROW your business.] Web E-Mail: The Best is Yet To Come: Now I am using Google's Gmail and frankly it has a better interface than any desktop email client I've used - and I've used Eudora, Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Pegasus and Netscape.
[Gigaom.com] Om Malik’s Broadband Blog » RSS, Tiger Safari and the Bandwidth ...: Lets say if one of these news operations updated their site once an hour and each update results in a nominal 5 kilobytes of RSS generated data, then 500,000 simultaneous Safari users polling at top of the hour would mean a total data transfer of over 2 gigabytes per hour. Times 24, and you have over 48 gigabytes of data transfer every day - just from Safari users alone.
[Feedburner.com] FeedBurner - About Feed Syndication: has the power to turn anyone with a web-connected PC and a microphone into a broadcasting personality, and RSS is the syndication standard publishers and their listeners use to distribute and download their latest audio recordings. (FeedBurner has services for podcasters to turn their regular blog feeds into podcasts.)
[Maczealots.com] MacZealots > Articles > Feed the Hunger: Most of the new blogging activity is happening on personal Web pages, where it's been argued that having a successful personal website is a mark of one's popularity, or existence. Today, Dave Winer of Scripting.com is credited to running the longest, continuining, self-updated weblog in existence.
[Bigblog.com] Search: Treaty between RSS and NON RSS Countries approved @ Big Blog: today announced support for RSS (Really Simple Syndication) in the next version of the Microsoft® Windows® operating system, code-named “Longhorn.” The RSS functionality in “Longhorn” is being designed to make it simple for end users to discover, view and subscribe to RSS feeds, as well as make it easier for developers to incorporate the rich capabilities of RSS into their applications. In addition, Microsoft announced Simple List Extensions, a set of extensions to RSS that can be used to enable Web sites to publish lists such as of photo albums, music playlists and top 10 lists as RSS feeds.
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