Rss 2.0 News & Articles

Senator Ted Stevens wasn’t far from the truth when he called the internet a “series of tubes.” If he’d said pipes instead, he probably would have gotten far less of a crucifixion — that is, if it’s possible for one crucifixion to be less unpleasant than another.

With content floating around in so many varied forms (blogs, wikis, news, niche information), there have got to be better ways to organize all that info we’re streaming aside from the current process of choice: standard RSS feed readers and browsers. While convenient, RSS readers don’t allow for much data structuring and have a limited framework for manipulation.