Posted by Bill Rice on 01/16/07 in rss
This is the second time in a couple of weeks that I have noticed treads of significant issues showing in my increasingly International perspective RSS feed reader that are not appearing in the US press I typically read: NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times, Washington Times, NY Post, Wall Street Journal, memeorandum.
The first was a [...]
Posted by Bill Rice on 01/13/07 in rss
It is stuff like this–“A Feed Subscription Marketing Ecosystem”–that makes me love this guy. He tries things that makes him understand the market that he is involved in better.
He is an entrepreneurial VC. It has to make him a better investor and certainly a better “partner” if you are in his portfolio.
Great stuff!
Posted by Bill Rice on 12/26/06 in rss
I guess President Bush reading newspapers constitutes a Christmas Day scoop for the New York Times. I think a bigger story might be if he didn’t read newspapers, but had found that he could consume about 50 times the amount of news, from more diverse perspectives using a news reader and RSS from hundreds of sources.
I haven’t [...]
Posted by Bill Rice on 02/7/06 in identity theft, rss, secure rss
Ask and you shall receive.
A couple of days ago as the MicroPersuasion Blog talked about AOL charging a fee to ensure email delivery to their clients and Dave Winer and Fred Wilson talked about making RSS simple enough to become mainstream–I pondered if this was an answer to a major problem I run into with [...]
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