Commercializing Web Syndication

26. June 2008, 15:16 UhrJoel YorkLeave a comment!

I like to think of Web syndication technologies today (RSS, podcasts, gadgets, toolbars, etc.) as analogous to HTML in the early 1990s. Revolutionary,incredibly useful, competing standards, gathering steam, and very difficult to commercialize. This won’t last long.

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