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» Micro Persuasion: RSS populair maar niet gekend from i-wisdom
Yahoo heeft een whitepaper uitgebracht over RSS. Daarin staan enkele zeer interessante weetjes: 12% van alle internetgebruikers weet wat RSS en 4% gebruikt actief RSS-feeds. Voor kind met badwater weg te gooien: 27% van alle internetgebruikers gebruike... [Read More]

» RSS Not Doing That Many Pull Ups from AdPulp
Steve Rubel shares Yahoo's data on RSS penetration. • Awareness of RSS is quite low among Internet users. 12% of users are aware of RSS, and 4% have knowingly used RSS. • 27% of Internet users consume RSS syndicated content... [Read More]

» Yahoo! searches for RSS understanding... from hypocritical
Quite frankly, I'd like to see a similar survey on what people know about public relations and the wire services that support that function. I think you'd find the understanding of that workflow equally shallow. As I've said before, it's all the same... [Read More]

» RSS Needs Help from blog.websolvers
I think that RSS (Really Simple Syndication) needs a makeover. I try to talk with people about RSS and it all seems so overwhelming to non-geeks. Understandably so. The blogging community throws a ton of jargon (feeds, rdf, atom, xml,... [Read More]

» The Yahoo! RSS White Paper from Jeremy Flint's Blog
Yahoo has published a report on RSS that has some interesting numbers in it. I would try to post them here, but Steve Rubel has already done a great job so I will just quote him. • Awareness of RSS is quite low among Internet users. 12% of users ar... [Read More]

» RSS users worldwide at 275 million? Ubiquitous RSS is almost upon us from Alex Barnett blog
If you're only going to read one sentence of this post and have the remotest interest in RSS, then take... [Read More]

» Reaction to our research from Scott Gatz's Blog
After getting back from all the Web 2.0 hubbub, Ive finally been able to dig into what people have been saying about the RSS research that my team did. Its always amazing to see how people pick up on these things and what people focus o... [Read More]

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