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» Yahoo backing away from RSS Feeds from WebMetricsGuru
Micro Persuasion points out, rightly, Yahoo! has been sending very mixed messages about RSS feeds. I moved over to Google Reader last month because MyYahoo! would not export my RSS Feeds. Everyone else does support that - except Yahoo. ... [Read More]

» Yahoo! Abandons RSS Too Soon from Blog Business Summit
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» Media is Still About the Page Views from Horse Power
Yahoo fell in love with RSS back in 2004 and 2005. Everything they did was RSS enabled and they did a lot to bring RSS to the mainstream with tools like My.Yahoo.com. However, it appears that this love affair is [Read More]

» Yahoo Ramping Up Content Networks - But Scaling Back on RSS? from Read/WriteWeb
This week Yahoo has released some new initiatives. Here is R/WW's summary, along with some commentary... Yahoo TV re-design - and is Yahoo scaling back with RSS? Yahoo TV has had a re-design, giving it a liberal sprinkling of Ajax... [Read More]

» Web 3.0 from Ronin Marketeer
I mentioned yesterday that I had a chance to speak with Mike Kowalchik of Grazr and that started me thinking about the changing face of the web. This goes right along with a post Steve Rubel posted regarding Yahoo no longer putting feeds on major pages... [Read More]

» Crossing the Media Strategy Chasm from David Henderson's Blog
I was just reading Steve Rubles Why Yahoo is Backing Away from RSS post. It got me thinking about media strategy old world versus new world. Theres a huge chasm between the two. Typically the traditional guys are 40-60-som... [Read More]

» RSS Feeds Monetization: How To Profit From RSS Feeds from Robin Good's Latest News
XML-based datafeeds are becoming popular tools for delivering content to online audiences from Web sites. But such RSS feeds are far from popular with publishers intent on boosting page view statistics and fearing leakage through content that's deliver... [Read More]

» Yahoo! au Québec à suivre de près from N'ayez pas peur !!
Le lancement de Yahoo! Québec coincide avec son éviction de top 10 des sites les plus visités au Québec. Que l'on ne s'y méprenne pas, le challenger direct est Canoe qui dépasse Yahoo! d'une courte tte. ... [Read More]

» RSS: Yahoo ne partageplus? from ecosphere
Bizarre, bizarre, certains des nouveaux sites éditoriaux lancés aux USA par Yahoo ne proposent aucun flux RSS. De quoi lancer la polémique et les interrogations. ... [Read More]

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