[epub] Re: The Email to RSS Transition

["Andre Foisy" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It surely is a very hot topic and trend. I believe that
this is even one of the hottest trend seen online since
a while. Though I don't believe this will ever replace email
entirely, it's rapidly becoming an integrated part of
smart marketing campaigns as well as a main communications
channel.

The more it goes, the more people will need a feeds
aggregator and reader. I've found that few whom are offering
or writing about RSS feeds, were offering or suggesting a
reader or another which leaves the end user to search for
one.

That is why I thought of creating one which is very easy
to use while being powerful. It has an open license so it is
free to download and use for everyone, and it come with free
give away rights so anyone can offer it to download from
his site also.

For those offering RSS feeds and or related products,
customization with your own feeds and links is available.
When offering your RSS reader to your visitors and subscribers
to download your customized version from your site, it will
install automatically with your feeds embedded. The same
will happen if your users start to give away the reader on
their side.

You can get it and try it out at http://MyFeedReader.com

Warms regards,

Andre Foisy,  eMC
http://MICMegaComm.com
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Christopher Knight [mailto:chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: 7 d�cembre, 2004 16:17
> To: Epub Discussion Group
> Subject: [epub] Re: The Email to RSS Transition
>
>
> At 03:01 PM 12/7/2004, Loren M. Baker wrote:
> >How many members have successfully trasitioned their email lists over to
> >an RSS feed based list?
> >Do you see RSS as being more responsive?
> >During the transition, did you choose (or customize) an aggregator to
> >suggest to your members?
>
>
> I have 113 RSS feeds here:
> http://www.ezinearticles.com/rss/