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Google goes mobile

January 12, 2006 Search giant's Google Personalized Home lets people get e-mail, news, RSS feeds on mobile devices. TAGS: Google Inc., RSS feed, RSS, mobile device, mobile phone

Google buys RSS company FeedBurner

June 1, 2007 Some say the deal may just be the tipping point that leads to widespread adoption of RSS and advertising in RSS feeds. TAGS: Feedburner, Susan Wojcicki, RSS, analytics, Google Inc., RSS feed, publisher, acquisition

Google News gets RSS and Atom feeds

August 9, 2005 Consumers can now subscribe to get customized RSS or Atom feeds and see the results of any Google News alerts set up. TAGS: Google News, RSS, Google Inc., bond, RSS feed, U.K., U.S.

Google launches blog search

September 14, 2005 New tool searches the text of posts sent out via RSS and Atom, including those in languages such as French, Korean and others. TAGS: blog, Google Inc., RSS, search technology, Yahoo! Inc., language, MSN, Microsoft Corp.

Google jumps on RSS ads

May 18, 2005 Search giant is selling ads for Web publishers' syndicated news feeds, in attempt to lead a developing market. TAGS: RSS, Google AdSense, Google Inc., Yahoo! Inc.

Google tests out blog ad service

April 26, 2005 New variation of AdSense allows publishers to send text or banner ads alongside syndicated content using RSS. TAGS: Google AdSense, banner advertisement, blog, RSS, publisher, Google Inc.

Google tests personalized news feed service

October 7, 2005 Google Reader gathers latest reports from syndicated news sites and blogs--joining a growing number of such tools. TAGS: Google Reader, Google Inc., RSS, blog, Microsoft Corp., e-mail

Google mulls RSS support

June 9, 2004 The company is considering renewing support for the popular Web publishing format, CNET News.com has learned, the latest twist in a standards war that could change how people read the news. TAGS: Web-publishing, RSS, Google Inc., industry standard, subscriber, format, Microsoft Corp.

Google spurns RSS for rising blog format

February 12, 2004 The company chooses an alternative syndication technology for its Blogger service, leading RSS partisans to urge Google members to quit. TAGS: Dave Winer, RSS, Berkman Center, supporter, Google Inc., blogger, blog, open standard, format, member

Google kicks offline Web apps into gear

May 30, 2007 Search giant launches Google Gears, open-source software that brings offline access and local storage to the Web browser. TAGS: Web application, Google Inc., JavaScript, Web browser, Firefox, Opera Software, RSS, access, Web server, developer, open source, operating system, database, server, Microsoft Windows

Google Gears churns toward Microsoft

May 31, 2007 New Google software brings Web-based applications offline, positioning the company in what some say is direct competition with Microsoft. TAGS: Google Apps, Google Docs, Google Inc., web-based application, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Office, collaboration, RSS, spreadsheet, Web browser, operating system, Microsoft Windows

Blog format truce proposed

March 10, 2004 Dave Winer, backer of the widely implemented and criticized RSS syndication format, suggests that the format merge with its challenger. TAGS: Dave Winer, RSS, backer, Six Apart Ltd., RSS feed, Google Inc., Yahoo! Inc., blog

My AOL beta unveiled

July 28, 2005 America Online has teamed up with RSS engine Feedster to offer customized pages with automatic news updates. Images: My AOL beta gets personal TAGS: Feedster, America Online Inc., RSS, beta, Time Warner Inc., blog, Google Inc.

Overture tests RSS ads

November 17, 2004 The Yahoo subsidiary is experimenting with Really Simple Syndication as a way to enhance its ad program. Is Google next? TAGS: Feedburner, Overture Services Inc., RSS, text advertisement, Yahoo! Inc., RSS feed, publisher, Google Inc., blog

Please don't steal this Web content

August 2, 2007 Movement is afoot to stifle "scraper sites," which copy content of blogs and repost it on other sites to profit from ad impressions. TAGS: post, DMCA, WordPress, blog, copyright law, blogging, Google Inc., RSS, search engine

Google tries to patent Web syndication ads

July 29, 2005 If granted, patent could throw a wrench in the emerging market around syndicated headlines delivered via the popular RSS format. TAGS: syndication, Feedster, RSS, patent, Yahoo! Inc., Google Inc., online advertising, Forrester Research Inc., blog

Google introduces personalized home pages

May 19, 2005 New feature lets people customize info--and serves notice to rivals Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL. TAGS: home page, Google Inc., ComScore, Yahoo! Inc., portal, Gmail, America Online Inc., RSS, e-mail, Microsoft Corp.

Reuters picks up Web syndication technology

May 11, 2004 The RSS format lets Web sites and bloggers receive free feeds of Reuters.com headlines and republish one-line descriptions of stories. TAGS: RSS, publisher, RSS feed, Yahoo! Inc., Google Inc.

Yahoo unveils beta of blog ad network

August 3, 2005 Geared for small and medium-size Web publishers, the network challenges a Google stronghold. TAGS: Yahoo! Inc., beta, RSS, publisher, blog, Google Inc.

Year in review: Browsers get a second wind

December 22, 2005 The Web offers a fresh lease on life, showing healthy competition among browsers and dramatic changes in usage. TAGS: Firefox, web technology, RSS, mashup, Web browser, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, usage, AJAX, Web application, Netscape Communications Corp., Microsoft Internet Explorer, open source, Mozilla Corp., Apple Computer, Google Inc., IBM Corp.
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