Nearly all the reporting I’ve seen in blogs and mainstream media during the past 24 hours about Microsoft’s support for RSS has tended to be rather techie in its focus, including my own post.
Here’s all most people really need to know about it, from a BBC News report last night:
Microsoft’s next version of its browser, Internet Explorer 7, will make it easier for people to keep automatically aware of website updates.
IE7 will have an orange button on the toolbar which will light up when it detects a Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feed on a site. Users can click on a “plus” button to subscribe to the site’s feed, as they would with a bookmark.
The new browser is due to be released this summer. It had its public debut at the Gnomedex technology conference in the US city of Seattle on Friday.
Who wouldn’t understand that!
Microsoft gaat flink uitpakken met RSS
Op MarketingFacts lezen we dat Microsoft flink op RSS gaat inzetten. Zowel met IE7 en Longhorn! De Channel9 video hierover is meer dan de moeite waard. Nevon heeft een uitgebreide posting en belicht het onderwerp van 2 kanten en ook voor niet-technisch…
RSS/Longhorn
Lots of talk in the blogosphere right now about Windows “Longhorn” and Internet Explorer 7 supporting RSS.
Here are some good posts that I ran across:
What Microsoft Longhorn RSS means to me: sane, peaceful mornings
Explaining it simply: Micro…