RSS Edges Into the Bureaucracy
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Really simple syndication is worming its way into the heart of the U.S. government, as agencies discover it's a good way to distribute information. By Daniel Terdiman.
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Meat wagons hitched to wireless bandwagon
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Laoping writes &quot;News.com has a story about a new Web services management specification designed to simplify network administration across a wide range of devices.
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A new feature allows users the chance to make the news.
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Yahoo&#39;s (Quote, Chart) public embrace of the RSS content syndication format took a major leap forward with the release of a revamped My Yahoo portal seeking to introduce the technology to mainstream consumers.
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Blogs and the Web may hurt or change newspapers.
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Whats wrong with this picture?  All these URLs return HTTP 200 0K.  The only problem is that none of them actually exist and they're just HTML error pages.  Now whats wrong with this page?  This page has an RSS chicklet.  The problem is that it doesn't LINK to an RSS page.  It links to an HTML page which then *describes* the link to the RSS feed.  People click on the RSS link and subscribe to this and not the real RSS feed.  To add insult to industry *none* of these HTML pages have RSS autodiscovery.  This isn't funny.
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After ceding ground (and potential advertising dollars) for years to an army of autonomous Internet radio stations, the nationâs biggest broadcasters are now marching online.
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The Defense Intelligence Agency is becoming a government trend-setter in using Web 2.0 tools for its analysts, who have turned to wikis, blogs, RSS feeds and enterprise "mashups" to collaborate when sifting through data.
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A new Yahoo service called Pipes will let regular users mix different RSS and Atom feeds and create data "mashups."
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Users will be able to receive news alerts and information via IM.
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One of the best weapons against Internet information overload has been Really Simple Syndication. It&#039;s a technology that feeds you updates from blogs or news sites as they&#039;re available, keeping you from having to troll Web sites to find what you&#039;re interested in.
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An environment blog at The Wall Street Journal?.
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Although Userland have been kind enough to let me stay on, I have decided it might be wiser to self-host this site. So I intend to move to http://phplens.com/phpeverywhere/ I have managed to preserve the content, but the article comments were not ported over. Kindly update your links. This will be the last post on the site. The RSS feed will be http://phplens.com/phpeverywhere/?q=node/feed/1 Thanks for all the fish. PS: I am using drupal.
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Portals and news sites have work to do, new study suggests.
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Over on the Rojo blog  Chris writes:  "Thanks very much to Steve Gillmor for alerting us to a bug in how we, and other aggregators, were parsing New York Times RSS feeds. In short, stories older than 7 days or so were linking to abstracts of the articles, not the full articles themselves. This is something we will fix. Steve speculated that perhaps the "Times doesn't want server-based aggregators such as Bloglines and Rojo to consistently allow permalink access beyond seven days." Fortunately we don't see any evidence of that and in fact believe NYT has done a great job in making their content available via RSS, particularly by including a specific "partner" parameter on the URL for RSS aggr ...