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Web giant to offer new RSS alert service and integrate RSS feeds into new Yahoo Mail beta.

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Yahoo riding RSS Meme.
by Broward Horne November 30, 2005 12:23 AM PST
The meme's rate of change is still increasing...

http://www.realmeme.com:8080/roller/page/realmeme?entry=rss_meme_still_pre_inflection
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Google already offers web mail in RSS
by n3td3v November 30, 2005 6:30 AM PST
Google's mail service already offers this functionality through an RSS feed and through Google's new fusion/ personalised home page. When are Yhaoo going to think up something Google isn't already on top of? If we take a look at Yahoo overall with their new concepts, at http://next.yahoo.com you can see where Yahoo attempts to be different. The problem here is that Yahoo are just confusing the consumer. For instance, take Yahoo's Search. They offer so many different ways to search that consumers can't be bothered with the service, they skip and move over to Google, where the search options don't bombard the consumer. Its not that Yahoo are coming out with anything unique, more cluttering up existing web concepts and flooding them with too many features/ options/ different ways to do the same thing. How many people look at http://next.yahoo.com and feel excited or do you cringe and move over to Google, where thigns are more simple and clean, fresh and easy to use... with a minimalistic feel
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CNET should research before writing up
by n3td3v November 30, 2005 6:38 AM PST
"" making the company the first to offer RSS in a major Web-based e-mail system. ""

Google you mean, not Yahoo.
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Google not offering public RSS-via-Gmail service
by elinormills November 30, 2005 12:46 PM PST
A Google spokeswoman confirmed that while some Gmail users are receiving RSS feeds that service is not available yet publicly to all Gmail users.
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