http://www.stemlegal.com/strategyblog/2008/yahoo-pipes-rss-feed-mixing/ by Steve Matthews Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:51:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.stemlegal.com/strategyblog/2008/yahoo-pipes-rss-feed-mixing/#comment-215 Law Firm Web Strategy : Florida Lawyers Blog Watch Mon, 21 Jan 2008 18:23:32 +0000 http://www.stemlegal.com/strategyblog/2008/yahoo-pipes-rss-feed-mixing/#comment-215 [...] me, publishing & mixing are the untold value of RSS. As I mentioned in a recent post, RSS needs to expand its boundries from the personal feed reader and create new context by placing [...] [...] me, publishing & mixing are the untold value of RSS. As I mentioned in a recent post, RSS needs to expand its boundries from the personal feed reader and create new context by placing [...]

]]> http://www.stemlegal.com/strategyblog/2008/yahoo-pipes-rss-feed-mixing/#comment-185 Nick Holmes Fri, 11 Jan 2008 12:46:00 +0000 http://www.stemlegal.com/strategyblog/2008/yahoo-pipes-rss-feed-mixing/#comment-185 Steve I was being modest about the scale of my achievement. But, yes the significance is it's an illustration of what is possible, as are your efforts. When the web came along, it struck me immediately that this meant (potentially) that any content need henceforth only be published once: anyone could then not only view it but (one way or another) repurpose it to their own ends (respecting reserved rights of course!). Web 1.0 didn't give us the tools for that, so we copied and scraped and republished. Web 2.0 provides the plumbing so that we can pipe, mix and mash data to our heart's content. There's huge potential once the original publishers twig that they should syndicate all their open content. Steve
I was being modest about the scale of my achievement. But, yes the significance is it’s an illustration of what is possible, as are your efforts. When the web came along, it struck me immediately that this meant (potentially) that any content need henceforth only be published once: anyone could then not only view it but (one way or another) repurpose it to their own ends (respecting reserved rights of course!). Web 1.0 didn’t give us the tools for that, so we copied and scraped and republished. Web 2.0 provides the plumbing so that we can pipe, mix and mash data to our heart’s content. There’s huge potential once the original publishers twig that they should syndicate all their open content.

]]> http://www.stemlegal.com/strategyblog/2008/yahoo-pipes-rss-feed-mixing/#comment-184 Yahoo Pipes & RSS Feed Mixing | Library Stuff Fri, 11 Jan 2008 03:12:21 +0000 http://www.stemlegal.com/strategyblog/2008/yahoo-pipes-rss-feed-mixing/#comment-184 [...] Steve Matthews - “[O]nce you do have your content RSS enabled, the next obvious question is — what are you going to do with it?” Posted in RSS | Trackback | del.icio.us | Top Of Page [...] [...] Steve Matthews - “[O]nce you do have your content RSS enabled, the next obvious question is — what are you going to do with it?” Posted in RSS | Trackback | del.icio.us | Top Of Page [...]

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