RSS
RSS is just another step towards giving consumers "what they want, when they want it." While the use of text based RSS feeds is not all that new, the use of RSS for multimedia files takes it a step further.
One example which is detailed is podcasting. Podcasting could be for radio the digital equivalent of weblogging for print, according to one of the articles.
It would not take too much of a stretch of the imagination to see a time when RSS for multimedia replaces DVR’s and becomes the format for more than just video. Not only does it expand multimedia beyond what a typical "TiVo" can do, it allows for far more targeted feeds.
One example which is detailed is podcasting. Podcasting could be for radio the digital equivalent of weblogging for print, according to one of the articles.
It would not take too much of a stretch of the imagination to see a time when RSS for multimedia replaces DVR’s and becomes the format for more than just video. Not only does it expand multimedia beyond what a typical "TiVo" can do, it allows for far more targeted feeds.
posted by Michael Gorman at 3:59 PM
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