Updated: 6/8/06; 8:16:15 PM.

Saturday, June 25, 2005

from Scripting News:

    Those of us who podcast, listen to podcasts, blog and use news aggregators know about RSS. It's the standard that gets these applications to find out if there is new content for us to download and absorb. Well, the big boys have finally joined the party and announced so at Gnomedex: the next version of Microsoft Internet Explorer will have RSS support. Even a mag like Business Week stands up and notices:

Microsoft Crashes the RSS Party.


    This means that the rest of the world (those who only use IE) will now have a free piece of software  that will  read RSS and  give them the ability to  channel the information they want (subscribe to) quickly available to them.  I think I'm putting this quite simply but  it's a  sign that  RSS is here to stay...at least until it mutates into something else.
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from AP Top Strange News:

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