Have RSS feeds killed the email star? silicon.com Feb 28 2005 12:58PM GMT
RSS and other
XML based syndication formats (
RDF,
Atom, etc.) allow organizations to syndicate their value propositions via feeds. Thus, instead of, depending solely on sending out HTML based advertorial emails (which end up in Spam Folders 75% of the time anyhow) to targets such as; suspects, leads, and customers. You can rely on the
Web 2.0 fabric for
auto-discovery of syndicated feeds covering marketing collateral such as;
features & benefits data, product documentation (ODBC/JDBC
Multi-Tier, ODBC/JDBC
Single-Tier, and
Virtuoso ),
product functionality tutorials, and screencasts (
UDA ,
Virtuoso, and
ODBC Benchmark & Troubleshooting Utilities) etc.
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Author: Kingsley Uyi Idehen
Published: 02/28/2005 20:36 GMT-0500
Modified:
06/22/2006 08:56 GMT-0500
Tags:
webservices
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web2.0
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web20
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atom
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rdf
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rss
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xml
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jdbc
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sql
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odbc
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semanticweb
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virtuoso
Categories:
Virtual Database
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Data Access
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SQL
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Semantic Web
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Content Syndication
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XML
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Web Services
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