Firstgov.gov is the US Government’s official web portal and they have a list of RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds which are browsable by topics that include health, business and economics, and science. WHAT IS RSS? RSS has several meanings: Really Simple Syndication, Rich Site Summary, and RDF Site Summary. In any case, it’s a method …
I ran across a new free blog submission service at Feedshot, which submits your RSS feed to currently 17 different blog search engines. It doesnt cover the new Google blog search engine but it says it will be soon. It also sends you a report with the submission results and its free.
MSN announced on its blog that they are crawling certain feeds in order to index breaking news as quickly as possible. One of the key elements of having a great index is having fresh content. If someone searches for Vista on the day that we announced the name for the next version of Windows then …
Ron Friedmann reports that Clark Wilson of Vancouver is offering RSS feeds for its publications. Friedmann exhorts more firms to jump on the blogging bandwagon: "Law firms have many options to ‘touch’ clients digitally: blogs, RSS feeds, Webinars, streaming video, and podcasts. It surprises me that more firms are not opting to experiment with these. …
Article from Marketing Vox about how the Washingtonpost.com is integrating ads into its RSS feeds. All lawyers should start to know what RSS is now. Washingtonpost.com is the first major news site to begin integrating advertising into its RSS feeds, in what is a sign of more direct competition between mainstream news organizations and search …
From the Google Blog, Google has launched Adsense for RSS Feeds, which enables publishers distributing content through RSS (Really Simple Syndication) or Atom feeds to include relevant text ads in their feeds and receive a share of the revenue generated by ad clicks. Enter AdSense for feeds, launching today in beta. The idea is simple: …
LexBlog has a good post about how to use RSS feeds and a link to a good tutorial. All lawyers should know about RSS (real simple syndication) because they are an excellent resource and the way of the future. For those wanting to learn how to use RSS (real simple syndication), Bloglines.com provides an excellent …
Great Post from Kevin O’Keefe at LexBlog about BlogPulse offering RSS search feeds and how you can use these to track information about your firms name, top partners, etc. —> RSS search feeds allow lawyers and legal marketing professionals to track key words and phrases. Firms should be tracking, among other things: Their lawyers’ names …
What is RSS – The Acronymn Means More than Most Realize Rich Site SummaryReally Simple SyndicationRDF Site Summary RSS files are formed as XML files and are designed to provide content summaries of news, blogs, forums or website content. While the majority of RSS feeds currently contain news headlines or breaking information the long term …
