some of our research in the yahoo brickhouse focused around the same idea as marco discusses here.
it’s a shame our team was laid off.
At a time when RSS is only getting more popular, the Safari 4 Beta RSS feature marketing section is void of “New” claims.Regular people still don’t use or understand RSS, so it’s understandable why Safari wouldn’t play that up very much.
I think we’ll see more products and features that are based on RSS but don’t call it that. RSS is valuable, but like other underlying technologies and data formats of the internet (HTML, HTTP, IMAP, MPEG-4), it needs to be packaged into consumer-friendly and consumer-relevant concepts, terms, and products.
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Ha ha ha. Like Tumblr!
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I also wish the word “podcast” was never invented.
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It would be nice, however, if Apple themselves decide to take a crack at some sort of consumer-friendly, RSS-based app....
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