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August 29, 2007
RSS Response AutoResponder
The RSS Response AutoResponder sends out a series of RSS-messages over whatever period of time you specify. A number of potential uses are listed on the service's website, some of which might be useful for libraries: delivering a training course one chunk at a time, a series of photographs or historical documents, or a series of podcasts. The service costs $19.95 per month, but you can test it out for free on the feed end with these two feed-driven classes (Learn about RSS and 10 Photoshop tutorials). You also get usage statistics, which are all important to we user-driven institutions :)
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The Librarian in Black has a post about a service that provides time-released RSS which they call AutoResponder. The price seems a bit steep but it is centered towards business.
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