RSS Readers Inevitable Backlash
"FeedDemon had it's great points and so does GreatNews, but I'm going to visit websites manually via my blog. I want to see pages quickly, on my own time, and how they appear. Oh, and in this manner, it's free, and I may get a couple extra visitors to my blog. RSS Readers are great if you follow hundreds of sites, but I've got it down to a reasonable level now." : TenoArman (i wonder if that is arman, as in muslim arman.fm)
John Batelle mentioned it about Adsense offerings not understanding the 'media environment'. Fred Wilson prefers a Blogroll and OPML file these days: There is a backlash forming against RSS : Del.icio.us Recommendations. Flickr Interestingness and Clusters. Itunes Rate this Feed. Reading a PDF of your Favourite Daily World Newspaper. Your BlogRoll. Some people are even browsing the Internet. Cuban calls it 'Suggestive Programming'. Others have called it Tivo for the Net for a while. Whether you want a Denton Hipster Porn Feel or Calcanis Jennna Jamieson thang, or want that 'Cheers' feel that you are home at your favourite website, my first priority is the posts, blogs, auctions, podcasts, bit-torrent files, offers, IM's, that matter to me, are most important, popular, recent and relevant. It seems Obvious. The Algorithm is hard. But not that hard if you have some users. RSS companies treading the enterprise and consumer space, blogging players that have RSS offerings, recency search engines, and portals wanting to offer anything, as well as RSS pureplays are in a race to solve this question. I'd like to be involved. As I am.
John Batelle mentioned it about Adsense offerings not understanding the 'media environment'. Fred Wilson prefers a Blogroll and OPML file these days: There is a backlash forming against RSS : Del.icio.us Recommendations. Flickr Interestingness and Clusters. Itunes Rate this Feed. Reading a PDF of your Favourite Daily World Newspaper. Your BlogRoll. Some people are even browsing the Internet. Cuban calls it 'Suggestive Programming'. Others have called it Tivo for the Net for a while. Whether you want a Denton Hipster Porn Feel or Calcanis Jennna Jamieson thang, or want that 'Cheers' feel that you are home at your favourite website, my first priority is the posts, blogs, auctions, podcasts, bit-torrent files, offers, IM's, that matter to me, are most important, popular, recent and relevant. It seems Obvious. The Algorithm is hard. But not that hard if you have some users. RSS companies treading the enterprise and consumer space, blogging players that have RSS offerings, recency search engines, and portals wanting to offer anything, as well as RSS pureplays are in a race to solve this question. I'd like to be involved. As I am.
posted by redbarren at 6:46 PM
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