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I gave a talk today at Online Information 2005 about RSS. I've given so many talks in the last three years or so about the nuts and bolts of RSS that I decided to give this one a slightly different spin. Pegging it to David W's keynote and his concept of 'small pieces loosely joined', I spoke about RSS as a kind of glue for intranets and the web. Here are the slides (PPT, 544K).

Some links to other things I mentioned are collected under the Connotea tag "Online 2005 RSS". If I notice anything else of interest, I'll post it in the same place.

I'll also see if I can get an electronic copy of the Nature RSS Fact Sheet. If so, I'll post it here.

Posted by Timo Hannay on December 1, 2005 05:35 PM |

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