Many internet marketers are still wondering whether to start marketing with RSS or not. It seems that not even all the case studies, hard metrics and benefits available can’t convince them, or everyone would be jumping on the RSS wagon by now.
Yet Another Subscription Model at Microsoft
At Seattle’s Gnomedex technology conference (http://www.gnomedex.com/), a cutting-edge exploration of emerging Internet technologies like RSS…
Microsoft Desperately Chasing Google
CEO Steve Ballmer says the Redmond-based software and game console maker will catch Google in six months.
Microsoft, BT Partner On Broadband TV
BT broadband users in the UK will have access to standard and digital television options next year.
DVD Wars Heat Up: Toshiba Brings Microsoft In For Backup
Toshiba adds a little Microsoft firepower to the high-density DVD war going on with Sony. The two companies announced today they would further their recent collaborations as they both work to develop the future of the HD-DVD format.
Microsoft Bulls Into RSS Arena With Longhorn
The Redmond-based company will make a specification for Simple List Extensions available under the existing RSS license.
Toshiba Taps Microsoft For HD-DVD Help
A Monday announcement by the two companies will lead to their joint effort at developing next-generation DVD players.
Microsoft really embraces RSS
Lots of buzz in the blogosphere and in mainstream media about the news today that Microsoft will be building support for RSS into Longhorn, the next release of the Windows operating system due in late 2006, and not only in the next version of Internet Explorer.
Microsoft Gets With RSS
At a conference in Seattle yesterday, Microsoft officials announced that Longhorn, its next operating system will come with RSS-friendly features making it easy for users to subscribe to them, and for developers to work with them.
Microsoft Embraces RSS in Longhorn
Microsoft’s Dean Hachamovitz right now is on stage at Gnomedex. He basically announced widespread support for RSS in Longhorn and Internet Explorer 7.0. T