Learn about type
Pleasures of Design by Colin Banks and John Miles over at
Linotype is a nice introduction to typography. What works, why it works, how it works… read it.
Pleasures of Design by Colin Banks and John Miles over at
Linotype is a nice introduction to typography. What works, why it works, how it works… read it.
Feedtree.net is offering a new service that replaces the usual polling architecture of RSS with a Peer-to-Peer approach.
To be honest I don’t really get it. Surely distributing content over RSS causes much less badwidth problems than regular HTML?! Why would you want to distribute it and get yourself into a completely different set of problems? Security, legal, copyright… these are just some of the things that come to mind at the moment.
BTW Why would people be willing to share the cost of bandwidth for such a purpose?
It’s an interesting concept but I guess we’ll have to see how it develops.
Basically what advertizers should know about RSS and ways they can use it.