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Market Watch - RSS - what's all the fuss?(really simple syndication)
Regular industry watchers could be forgiven for thinking that RSS is taking over the infosphere, given the amount of passion the technology is generating among industry analysts.
Recent research reveals that there is some way to go before this excitement is reflected in the general population. Forrester Research reported last month that only two per cent of adults in North America use RSS, while a survey by Nielsen/Netratings of blog readers in the US (who one might suppose would be reasonably RSS-savvy) found that just 11 per cent use RSS - while 66 per cent either did not use the technology or had never heard of it.
UK data is harder to come by, but web monitoring firm Market Sentinel reported in May that BT was the only one of the FTSE 100 to use RSS to syndicate news releases.
This uncertainty probably explains why Microsoft recently announced that it is going to rename the RSS component in the next version of Internet Explorer with 'web feeds', ...
- Add an RSS feed to Internet Explorer 7.
- Magazine article from: Computer Act!ve November 13, 2008 700+ words
Byline: James Middleton Add an RSS feed to Internet Explorer 7 1We'll use the Computeractive RSS feed as an example. Go to our RSS feed page, either by clicking the orange RSS box on the home page, or...
- Pluck Version 2.0 Delivers Cross-Platform Suite of RSS Readers for Firefox,...
- Press release article from: Business Wire August 9, 2005 700+ words
...1 browser-based RSS reader for Internet Explorer and extended the product line with RSS readers for Firefox...upgrade to the Pluck Internet Explorer Edition, and the Pluck...Edition offers advanced RSS aggregation and management...
- Attensa for Outlook RSS Reader Makes Del.icio.us Tastier with Easy to Use...
- Press release article from: Business Wire September 22, 2005 700+ words
...blog posts and RSS articles by simply...Microsoft Outlook and Internet Explorer. When you tag articles...Outlook is the first RSS news aggregator for...Firefox or Microsoft Internet Explorer, to easily add and manage RSS news feeds and subscriptions...
- Build your own blog reader.(how to code for the common RSS store built into...
- Magazine article from: Personal Computer World Anderson, Tim December 5, 2006 700+ words
...out how to code for the common RSS store built into IE7 and Windows...gets installed along with the new Internet Explorer 7 browser is a system component called the RSS Platform. Most of us are familiar with RSS, which is a simple XML format...
- Internet Explorer 7.
- Magazine article from: Computer Act!ve November 23, 2006 700+ words
...Live Messenger. Internet Explorer has long been...in a new tab. RSS feeds are also...malicious sites. Internet Explorer 7 is not perfect...support for RSS feeds bad points...firefox. Free. Internet Explorer's main rival...
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- Magazine article from: Australian PC World Spanbauer, Scott Bass, Steve May 1, 2005 700+ words
...since uninstalling Internet Explorer is either impossible...your Firefox and your Internet Explorer too. Opera 7.54...up blocking, an RSS news feed reader...secure alternative to Internet Explorer, choose Firefox instead...
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- Magazine article from: Computer Act!ve Smith, Tim May 12, 2005 700+ words
...replacement internet browser and email application for both Internet Explorer and Outlook Express that is much easier to use and offers...ways to label and organise your emails. Opera can also read RSS feeds, which is great for news fans. The only downside is...
- A Fox in Bill's Henhouse; More than 17 million people have downloaded the free...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek Levy, Steven January 24, 2005 700+ words
...a growing number of Just Plain Users have been abandoning Internet Explorer, the browser Microsoft built to go with its operating system...navigate multiple sites) and full support for the hot new RSS technology (which lets you "subscribe" to Web sites...
