B. Newman
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
I don't understand all I know about this. But according to several e-mail marketing newsletters I've gotten this past week, it looks as if AOL and Yahoo are set to start charging for e-mail - perhaps sending and receiving, I'm not sure how it is supposed to work. (And no, this is not another of those Urban Legends - this is for real.)
I thought perhaps Mike (or others in the "know") could comment on this. RSS Feed is looking better and better all along. Don't know what it is? Here is a short description
From MarketingSherpa
http://www.marketingsherpa.com
Info for RSS newbies -- don't know what RSS is?
Quick info:
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a way to get headlines (and sometimes even stories) from Web sites sent directly to your "reader" whenever there's something new. It's a bit like email, you have to click on the RSS button on a site (it's the orange button on our newsletters) and then your reader will be added to the folks who get the "feed."
Many blogs, top eretailers such as Amazon, and almost every major online publication today offers an RSS feed.
Your RSS reader collects feeds it's sent and alerts you when new or updated content has arrived. You can click the headline to see a short description or open the included link to view the full Web page.
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Shoot - something else I've got to learn!

I thought perhaps Mike (or others in the "know") could comment on this. RSS Feed is looking better and better all along. Don't know what it is? Here is a short description
From MarketingSherpa
http://www.marketingsherpa.com
Info for RSS newbies -- don't know what RSS is?
Quick info:
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a way to get headlines (and sometimes even stories) from Web sites sent directly to your "reader" whenever there's something new. It's a bit like email, you have to click on the RSS button on a site (it's the orange button on our newsletters) and then your reader will be added to the folks who get the "feed."
Many blogs, top eretailers such as Amazon, and almost every major online publication today offers an RSS feed.
Your RSS reader collects feeds it's sent and alerts you when new or updated content has arrived. You can click the headline to see a short description or open the included link to view the full Web page.
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Shoot - something else I've got to learn!
