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» CNET to Launch RSS Reader from hyku | blog
Steve Rubel has the scoop on CNET's plans to launch a RSS news reader. The site will be called NewsBurst. Check out Steve's post, he has all the details.... [Read More]

» CNET to Launch Web-Based RSS Reader from PaidContent.org
: Steve Rubel has the scoop on a new Web-based newsreader being developed by CNET (and I thought they would go with Updates.com)... I've signed up for the service, and it is slick, to say the least. Our own site... [Read More]

» CNET Launching Web-Based RSS Reader from Boing Boing
Steve Rubel says: CNET News.com is launching a Web-based RSS news aggregator called Newsburst. The site, now in preview, will compete with Bloglines and Rojo. CNET's move comes on the heels of the LA Times and Guardian, which launched desktop RSS reade... [Read More]

» Why Bloglines Doesn't Need Weblogsinc's 73 Blogs To Make Money with Advertising. from pc4media
Alan Meckler has a very nice post about Jason Calacanis on his weblog. It was good to catch up with Jason and see a living, breathing Internet [Read More]

» CNET to Launch Web-based RSS Reader from Scripting News
Congrats to Steve Rubel on the scoop! [Read More]

» CNet Getting into the Game from ctype(yourBrain, myBrain)
It'll be interesting to see how they compete against NewsGator.com and BLoglines [Read More]

» CNET to launch Web RSS reader from CyberJournalist.net
Cnet's Newsburst preview site says, "Newsburst is a personalized tool that tracks virtually any type of information on the Web: news, blogs, shopping lists, weather, search results, alerts, auctions and more." (via Steve Rubel, who may have broken the ... [Read More]

» Did Ask Jeeves ask enough questions? from The Internet Stock Blog
Only a day after Ask Jeeves announced its acquisition of Bloglines, CNET releases a preview of NewsBurst, its own web-based RSS reader. According to Steve Rubel, the launch of NewsBurst follows the launch of similar branded RSS readers by The Guardian ... [Read More]

» Branded RSS newsreaders from newspapers from Robert Andrews
He who controls the press, controls the news media, goes the saying, in some fashion along those lines. Which is why media companies often aspire to vertical integration. Sky, for example, owns both the distribution platform and the content (channels).... [Read More]

» CNET to Launch Web-Based RSS Reader from Miss-Information.net Quickies
[Via Micro Persuasion] [Read More]

» Did Ask Jeeves ask enough questions? from The Internet Stock Blog
Only a day after Ask Jeeves announced its acquisition of Bloglines, CNET releases a preview of NewsBurst, its own web-based RSS reader. According to Steve Rubel, the launch of NewsBurst follows the launch of similar branded RSS readers by The Guardian ... [Read More]

» CNET Gains Web-Based Feed Reading Service from Search Engine Watch Blog
Steve Rubel's CNET to Launch Web-Based RSS Reader article has the scoop on a new web-based feed reading service called Newsburst that's now live.... [Read More]

» CNET to Launch Web-Based RSS Reader from PaidContent.org
: Steve Rubel has the scoop on a new Web-based newsreader being developed by CNET (and I thought they would go with Updates.com)... I've signed up for the service, and it is slick, to say the least. Our own site... [Read More]

» Where RSS moves to the mainstream- CNET launches a news aggregator from seattleduck
I've long held that for RSS to be truly valuable to marketers targeting non-tech-savvy audiences, it has to hit a point where readers don't even know the term [Read More]

» CNET to Launch Web-Based RSS Reader from PaidContent.org
: Steve Rubel has the scoop on a new Web-based newsreader being developed by CNET (and I thought they would go with Updates.com)... I've signed up for the service, and it is slick, to say the least. Our own site... [Read More]

» Game on: Newsburst is available from clock -- watching time, the only true currency
Long day. [Read More]

» Does C|Net Launching a Newsreader Make Sense? from Charles Hudson's Weblog
This whole C|Net newsreader announcement has really caught my attention. Before I launch into my own musings, I'd like to say thanks to Steve Rubel at Micro Persuasion for posting this first. He appears to be the prime mover in... [Read More]

» CNET Previews Newsburst from Online Marketing SEO Blog
It's a bit like Bloglines in the way you can add feeds except it's easier to find feeds by category. TOPIX fuels a lot of the default news sources. May be one to watch. CNET Newsburst Preview Announcement - via Micropersuasion [Read More]

» Podcasting and RSS from Blogalicious -- Science & Technology & Culture -- Steve Damron's Blog
Burning Questions posted some nice stats on podcasting traffic growth. There's a very interesting statistic tha... [Read More]

» NewsBurst: Heeft Steve Rubel weer een primeur? from frEdSCAPEs
Steve Rubel zit bovenop het nieuws: CNET nu ook in de Webfeed-reader markt Wednesday, February 09, 2005CNET to Launch Web-Based RSS ReaderAs far as I know this is a blog exclusive. CNET News.com is launching a Web-based RSS news aggregator called Ne... [Read More]

» Ask Jeeves and Bloglines from Aqute Research
Jason Calacanis (of weblogsinc) posts his views about Ask Jeeves and Bloglines. I broadly agree (well, up to where he starts discussing the [Read More]

» Does C|Net Launching a Newsreader Make Sense? from Charles Hudson's Weblog
This whole C|Net newsreader announcement has really caught my attention. Before I launch into my own musings, I'd like to say thanks to Steve Rubel at Micro Persuasion for posting this first. He appears to be the prime mover in... [Read More]

» Ask Jeeves and Bloglines from Aqute Research
Jason Calacanis (of weblogsinc) posts his views about Ask Jeeves and Bloglines. I broadly agree (well, up to where he starts discussing the [Read More]

» Ask Jeeves and Bloglines from Aqute Research
Jason Calacanis (of weblogsinc) posts his views about Ask Jeeves and Bloglines. I broadly agree (well, up to where he starts discussing the [Read More]

» Newsburst from Hans on Experience
Op de weblog van Steve Rubel kwam ik een handige RSS sitel tegen: NewsBurst. Het moet de concurrent worden van bloglines. Wat is het? Rubel zegt in eerder bericht: "This is the beginning of a trend where the big media [Read More]

» Newsburst from Hans on Experience
Op de weblog van Steve Rubel kwam ik een handige RSS sitel tegen: NewsBurst. Het moet de concurrent worden van bloglines. Wat is het? (klik op het plaatje) Rubel zegt in eerder bericht: "This is the beginning of a trend [Read More]

» RSS on Us from Thoughts in and out of my mind...
RSS on Us : "Susan Mernit reports that the Denver Post is offering their own branded version of Newsgator. [Read More]

» Finding Hidden Gems in Your Blog/Web Stats from hyku | blog
Most marketing and PR directors who I deal with will take an occasional look at their stats to review page views and unique visitors, but they're often too busy to spend any more time on them. Digging down into your... [Read More]

» Finding Hidden Gems in Your Blog/Web Stats from hyku | blog - Josh Hallett
Most marketing and PR directors who I deal with will take an occasional look at their stats to review page views and unique visitors, but they're often too busy to spend any more time on them. Digging down into your... [Read More]

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