RSS: What Not Dying Looks Like

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By Federico ViticciMay 6, 2014, 10:08 am392 pts
From The Old Reader blog: However, just because a technology is widely available does not guarantee success. What makes RSS truly powerful is that users still have the control. The beauty of the system is it that no one can force you to be tracked and no one can force you to watch ads. There are no security…

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