IBM and the US Department of State have added RSS news feeds in their press rooms.
(Via Nooked and Enterprise RSS)
UPDATED: Via hyku I see that Wired News has a story on the government's use of RSS as well.
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» RSS In Government from hyku | blog
Wired has an article about the government's adoption of RSS. Some early adopters are: U.S. State Department, NASA, the state of Delaware, the National Hurricane Center, a number of state legislatures, local governments and more. The post also mentions ... [Read More]
» RSS In Government from hyku | blog
Wired has an article about the government's adoption of RSS. Some early adopters are: U.S. State Department, NASA, the state of Delaware, the National Hurricane Center, a number of state legislatures, local governments and more. The post also mentions ... [Read More]
» RSS In Government from hyku | blog
Wired has an article about the government's adoption of RSS. Some early adopters are: U.S. State Department, NASA, the state of Delaware, the National Hurricane Center, a number of state legislatures, local governments and more. The post also mentions ... [Read More]
» RSS In Government from hyku | blog
Wired has an article about the government's adoption of RSS. Some early adopters are: U.S. State Department, NASA, the state of Delaware, the National Hurricane Center, a number of state legislatures, local governments and more. The post also mentions ... [Read More]
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