Hmm, some interesting thoughts about RSS and Twitter from Dutch entrepreneur Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten – the man behind TwitterCounter, TwitterRemote and other interesting things – in his latest email newsletter about The Next Web: A few weeks ago we started noticing a trend: our Twitter account was getting more and more followers every day. [...]
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In mid December, the RSS feeds for all my blogs including this one that have been managed by FeedBurner since 2004were auto-migrated over to Google. This is part of the changes that started happening earlier last year following Google’s acquisition of FeedBurner in 2007. As I wrote last month, the migration was a smooth process [...]
Marshall Kirkpatrick writes a very interesting post at ReadWriteWeb entitled “RIP Enterprise RSS.†The essence of his argument is that demand for RSS simply never arose and that the market is over. I’m in the UK and largely agree with Marshall’s view that enterprise RSS has died although I suggest that an actual birth never [...]
Last weekend, all my RSS feeds that have been managed by Feedburner over the past four years were auto-migrated to Google. This is a culmination of a process arising from Google’s acquisition of Feedburner in mid 2007 where all RSS feeds hosted by Feedburner will be moved over to a new RSS service Google established. [...]
Last weekend, I wrote about essential PR blogs to subscribe to in the PR Network that David Jones created, hoping that it might lead more PR bloggers to join that network (it didn’t really). It’s a great list of some of the best thinking and writing anywhere from many in the PR business across North [...]
FeedDemon – the best desktop RSS feed reader for Windows, in my view – will soon be out in a new version 2.8. As is typical in much software development these days, beta versions of the new release are publicly available for testing or trying out, always with the caveat that they are beta versions [...]
People often ask me which PR blogs I read. Saying ‘a lot’ isn’t what they expect to hear but that’s what I do – I read a lot of PR blogs. Or rather, I subscribe to a lot of PR blogs in my RSS reader via an aggregated feed of blogs that are members of [...]
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