Companies Tap RSS to Tame Info Overload
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Some companies have turned to RSS (Really Simple Syndication) technology to improve productivity.
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Chris Alden blogged  the other day about Rojo going past 800k feeds in our index:  "We indexed our 800,000th feed yesterday, making Rojo one of the largest feed search services already. If your RSS or Atom feed is NOT indexed by Rojo already, all you need to do is to enter that feed into the "Add Channel" window on the right side of the Content tab, and we will add it. All of the feeds we've indexed are searchable in the "Search Rojo" window, also on the right side of the Content tab. Please let us know what you think of our search!"  We're quickly finding new feeds.  The feed discovery seems to be pretty steady. The on difference between Rojo and Technorati  is that they track weblogs *and* ...
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Put RSS Feeds On Your Web Page  If you're interested in putting RSS feeds on your Web page but you don't have a lot of server/programming expertise, you might want to try the RSS Digest tool at http://www.bigbold.com/rssdigest/ . This tools has some nice extras on it, though at the moment ...
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A new Yahoo service called Pipes will let regular users mix different RSS and Atom feeds and create data "mashups."
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The company that verifies the readership of print publications has created a new figure that combines print readers and Web site traffic.
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See how smarter documents are working for others at
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Washingtonpost.com harnesses the power of Macs and the latest interactive technologies to deliver the news beyond the headlines and the printed word.
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The best strategies for coping with electronic overload.
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RSS has become the standard technology for syndicating information to large audiences. Many people have something to say, but finding the right audience for your voice is what matters. In this article you'll learn how to syndicate your own custom RSS feeds using PHP and MySQL. By Kris Hadlock. 1025
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Like it or not, ads are coming to RSS. Sending information only to those who want it might be a way to keep subscribers from rioting. Commentary by Adam L. Penenberg.
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They call it scraping -- when Web companies automatically harvest information from the likes of Yahoo, Google and craigslist. Now the Internet establishment is clamping down.
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Even at an Internet company, information travels fastest on the ground.
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There's been a lot of innovation in online publishing lately, but regular Internet users might be scratching their heads at some of the lingo. Social software, blogs and RSS technology? What does it all mean?
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Instant messaging is becoming an important ingredient for corporations that want to respond rapidly to demands from inside and outside.
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Padraic Brady has put together a very comprehensive post on his blog today about using the Zend_Feed component of the Zend Framework to help with the aggregation of content from other sites (like RSS and Atom feeds).   In this entry I explore Zend_Feed from the perspective of someone aggregating RSS and Atom feeds with a view to building a database of uniquely identified content for later presentation in a "Planet" style application. [...] In fact all we create here is a simple command line script to aggregate content frequently (e.g. just set up cron to run it every hour or so) into a database for later presentation.   He guides you through each step of the way:   Setting Up Database And Models The Aggregator Script Foundation Using Zend_Feed to get common data for RSS/Atom entries Putting It All Together   There's plenty of code (and SQL to insert) in the post and he explains each point well, helping to make the development process smoother. There's even a summary section to toss in a few extra bits of information just in case you missed them along the way.
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Company enhances online service for moving business information between corporations.
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By Patricia Kitchen, Newsday, Melville, N.Y.  Feb. 18--Just as employers are figuring out the role of blogs, their value and downside, along come wikis.