RSS was developed in the early days of the web, when syndication was unheard of. It’s now used to glue together advanced services and internet-connected devices. Clearly, RSS isn’t dead, but the way we use it has changed significantly. It may have fallen from favor for news distribution, but it has plenty of other use cases to offer.
Today, 23 million websites currently publish RSS feeds. ...
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RSS Ground is preparing a major update for its blog posters. And we would like to share some thoughts on blogging and its place in today’s life.
Just recently “blogging” was extremely popular. Personal and business blogs are a part of our everyday’s life that we can hardly remember the times when it was otherwise. However, some may say that today the word “blog” sounds a bit dull. ...
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RSS died. Whether you blame Feedburner, or Google Reader, or Digg Reader last month, or any number of other product failures over the years, the humble protocol has managed to keep on trudging along despite all evidence that it is dead, dead, dead.
Now, with Facebook’s scandal over Cambridge Analytica, there is a whole new wave of commentators calling for RSS to be resuscitated. Brian Barrett at Wired said ...
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Now when Halloween is behind, a special period of the year is about to start – Holiday season. You probably already feel it in the air or even more tangibly through holiday emails, social media posts, online and offline ads. Yes, we are entering the culmination phase of a year-to-year planned shopping campaign. Everybody is getting ready to buy ...
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