Comments on: Twitter – the evolution of RSS http://natasha.saxberg.dk/2009/09/28/twitter-the-evolution-of-rss/ Founder of Mentory. Partner in Webcom. Affiliated at Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies. Co-author of a Twitter book. Tue, 20 Apr 2010 08:30:41 +0000 hourly 1 By: natasha http://natasha.saxberg.dk/2009/09/28/twitter-the-evolution-of-rss/comment-page-1/#comment-2579 natasha Sun, 03 Jan 2010 21:56:23 +0000 http://natasha.saxberg.dk/?p=535#comment-2579 Good point - I do believe however that RSS will and must evolve to meet user expectations of a platform that doesn´t need to be maintained - so the problem might not be RSS but rather aggregation and filtering? Good point – I do believe however that RSS will and must evolve to meet user expectations of a platform that doesn´t need to be maintained – so the problem might not be RSS but rather aggregation and filtering?

]]> By: Les http://natasha.saxberg.dk/2009/09/28/twitter-the-evolution-of-rss/comment-page-1/#comment-2578 Les Sun, 03 Jan 2010 21:37:19 +0000 http://natasha.saxberg.dk/?p=535#comment-2578 True... Twitter is hip and happening however I believe as a developer myself that RSS is here to stay and dare I say it? Still has it's uses - RSS is still a viable platform for data distribution and is a useful archive. RSS was never meant to be a realtime platform as what Twitter is so I wouldn't compare the two as both have their places in our media. True… Twitter is hip and happening however I believe as a developer myself that RSS is here to stay and dare I say it?

Still has it’s uses – RSS is still a viable platform for data distribution and is a useful archive.

RSS was never meant to be a realtime platform as what Twitter is so I wouldn’t compare the two as both have their places in our media.

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