Much thanks for the posting on Private Label RSS, cleared up a lot of terminology.

Is there any other information on it that you can direct or link me to?

My company is looking to private label RSS some pertinent real estate blogs (very big online marketing tool within industry). I am kind of lost as to how to begin approaching blog softwares (blogger,typepad,wordpress0 as to their functionality with it, or do they even have?

A little guidance please?

Much Thanks,
Tina M.

Baus: I’d like to see something like “highlight items that your ‘friends’ read or marked as good.” Something like Netflix’s friends ratings, recommendations, and 2 cents. Can ya’ll angle that into feedflow? ;>

Regardless of how it is distributed, RSS filtering is the future of RSS aggregation. Nobody can keep up on the firehose of content anymore, and it is my belief that aggregators that present all your feeds to read are going to become passe. You can AJAX it up, but you haven’t changed the model.

Nobody is going to subscribe and read 10000 feeds. There might be 50 that you really care about, and the rest you just want to see what is important.

To put in another way, nobody has solved the problem of what to do when a user get’s back from a week’s vacation and has 10000 unread items. Is Mark All Read a solution?

I’m working with RSS a lot these days, it is firmly my opinion that we are only at the tip of what we will see in the next few years.

With Feedflow we are betting that there is going to be a lot of innovation in aggregation, but not everybody is going to have the resources to build the core technology themselves.

Things are just starting to get interesting.