Secure RSS feeds from SimpleFeed

By Elinor Mills
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SimpleFeed said it will on Monday begin offering companies the ability to send RSS (really simple syndication) feeds that are safe from phishing, spam and viruses.

The company was set to launch new features to its service used by corporate custmers for sending RSS feeds to their customers. SimpleFeed also is offering an Automatic Web Import feature that lets companies automate RSS feeds for any content they publish to their Web sites by simply cutting and pasting a URL. In addition, SimpleFeed is offering a $99 per month self-service capability for companies that want to set up RSS feeds through a Web interface.

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