Steve Rubel: Media and Full Text Feeds Should Lock Lips

June 12th, 2006 · No Comments

Steve Rubel’s column in Advertising Age suggests that publishers who do not offer full-text format news feeds (supported by advertising) could face long-term ramifications.

Previously:
Pheedo: Full-Text Feeds and Summary Feeds Garner Similar Click-Through Rates
Statesman Takes a Step Back on RSS Feeds

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