Tom Biro reports that ESPN.com is testing trackbacks, following in the footsteps of CNET. This will become increasingly common in 2005 as big media adopt blog-like features and converge with social media.
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Tuesday, December 14, 2004
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» Busted from reemer.com
Lots of interesting stuff going on over the last week. Yahoo's video search, Offwing (among various others) catching onto Trackbacks at ESPN, and some movement on the RSS front on ESPN.com--notice the "RSS" callout in the top headlines box. More... [Read More]
» Busy Week from reemer.com
Lots of interesting stuff going on over the last week. Yahoo's video search, Offwing (among various others) catching onto Trackbacks at ESPN, and some movement on the RSS front on ESPN.com--notice the "RSS" callout in the top headlines box. More... [Read More]
» Busy Week from reemer.com
Lots of interesting stuff going on over the last week. Yahoo's video search, Offwing (among various others) catching onto Trackbacks at ESPN, and some movement on the RSS front on ESPN.com--notice the "RSS" callout in the top headlines box. More... [Read More]
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