Google Files for RSS Ad Patent
Techdirt reports that Google has filed for a patent on embedding ads in RSS content feeds.
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Here's to the beginning of the end for RSS.
My RSS feed is the one safe haven I have in CyberSpace. It's my "SPAM free" paradise grove.
I guess that's all about to change.
Unlike e-mail, setting up a second or third RSS account will do nothing to cut back on unwanted ads.
This is making for a very angry nerd.
Posted by: Rob Patey | Friday, July 29, 2005 at 02:14 PM