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Scott Frangos is a technical writer, web developer, author, college instructor, and marketer who lives in the Pacific Northwest with is wife and business partner, Pepper, and their three dogs (Spirit, Wisdom, and Steggman). Watch for his “WebMaster Skills Guides” to be published in Fall of 2006 by EO Press. Reach him at webchew [at] webhelpernow.com
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Another Web Chew column covering the latest web trends, techniques, sites, and issues.
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Can you remember? The power you felt when you first heard a group that stirred something deep, something down where your wild spirit lives? Were you lucky enough to attune your heart to the clean sound of wind blowing poetry through brass and woodwind instruments?
Hey all you web cowboys and cowgirls, this is the second in a series covering the latest developments with RSS — Really Simple Syndication. In this overview, we take a look at what Microsoft is doing, a new advertising initiative, and provide some free and low cost resources for reading and creating RSS feeds.
Have you been following the explosion of RSS — Really Simple Syndication — activity online? Seems this new method of "getting the word out" is picking up steam.
If you've read anything at all about portals, and you've hear about blogs, you'll probably know at least three things: Portals are the most exciting way to do business...
Did you know you can syndicate your news stories from your website? You probably have seen some orange buttons around the web with the letters "RSS" on them.
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