Microsoft RSS Goes Beyond Blogs
While I was rubbing coconut oil on MyPam.com Microsoft read my last post, admitted all wrong, and like Adam Curry meeting Steve Jobs, all I can say "No Damn Announcements" - Look I cant say much about my meeting with Microsoft's Security Division, but Pam did jump off up her towel at the new Mercer Miami (and some big bodyguard started chasing me) and Will Poole, Senior VP of Windows Client (care of PaidContent) said :
"RSS isn't just about big major newspapers. They're about people and their blogs. Here's a blog of a friend of mine, a photo blog. You can see pictures of the family, even some videos incorporated into them. We can take a look at the RSS feed as well. It's going to do a nice job of laying that out. I can add this to my local store of RSS feeds so I'm subscribing to this site. And then there's the ability for applications to use these types of feeds. One example might be creating a slide show or a screen saver based on this blog. I'm going to kick off that experience here. So what it's doing is it's pulling the photos from that blog and the videos from that blog and giving a very beautiful, a very nice experience. This is an example of an application using the RSS platform features within Windows Vista. What a great way for families to stay together and stay connected."
"RSS isn't just about big major newspapers. They're about people and their blogs. Here's a blog of a friend of mine, a photo blog. You can see pictures of the family, even some videos incorporated into them. We can take a look at the RSS feed as well. It's going to do a nice job of laying that out. I can add this to my local store of RSS feeds so I'm subscribing to this site. And then there's the ability for applications to use these types of feeds. One example might be creating a slide show or a screen saver based on this blog. I'm going to kick off that experience here. So what it's doing is it's pulling the photos from that blog and the videos from that blog and giving a very beautiful, a very nice experience. This is an example of an application using the RSS platform features within Windows Vista. What a great way for families to stay together and stay connected."
posted by redbarren at 4:08 PM
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