; ; "UDA Data Space Bot" . , ; ; "Advertising In RSS" ; ; "Advertising In RSS" ; "2005-04-28T19:56:05Z"^^ ; "2006-06-22T08:56:58.000-04:00"^^ ; ; "89d079316f39a32a350c57b7ee260563" ; ; "<blockquote dir="ltr" style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">\n<p><a href="http://www.reallysimplesyndication.com/2005/04/28#a487">Advertising in RSS</a> is just starting now, for all practical purposes. If we wanted to, as an industry, reject the idea, we could. </p></blockquote>\n<div align="right">[via <a href="http://www.scripting.com/">Scripting News</a>]</div>\n<div align="left">&nbsp;</div>\n<div align="left">When XSL stylesheet integration&nbsp;becomes a&nbsp;standard feature&nbsp;across&nbsp;a majority of&nbsp;RSS readers&nbsp;the issue becomes moot. There is no need for industry wide&nbsp;rejection&nbsp;as this will ultimately come down to choice: &nbsp;"To Filter" or "Not To Filter".</div>\n<div align="left">&nbsp;</div>\n<div align="left">Adsense based&nbsp;RSS Advertising as currently&nbsp;implemented (bearing in mind the fundamental intent to perpetuate obtrusive advertising in a popular new realm) is hillarious when you really come to think about it. </div>\n<div align="left">&nbsp;</div>\n<div align="left">XML and Obtrusiveness are mutually exclusive. This attempt to inject advertising into RSS may go down as one of the greatest pieces of XML tutorial material of all time. It could also serve as yet another example of how Web 2.0 is fundamentally different from Web 1.0.</div>\n<div align="left">&nbsp;</div>\n<div align="left">Will we ever truly comprehend the unadulterated meaning of: "Free Will" ?</div>" ; "Advertising In RSS" ; ; ; , ; ; ; "2005-04-28T19:56:05Z" ; "2006-06-22T12:56:58Z" ; . , ; ; "uda's BLOG [135] description" . . ; . ; ; "UDA Data Space Bot" ; . , ; ; "uda's BLOG [135] description" ; ; ; . ; ; .