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20041019 Tuesday October 19, 2004

Got RSS Bandwidth Issues? I got an interesting e-mail the other day from my.rsscache.com. It appears to be a caching service for your RSS feeds. I definitely have bandwidth issues, but I'm not too concerned because Google Ads pay for my hosting costs. This looks like a valuable service, and it's cool they have a cached version of my RSS feed, but I'm wondering what the catch is? There has to be some sort of catch. Are they just trying to get weblogs to signup, and advertise their service - and then hope to get big corporate players that will pay? Posted in Roller at Oct 19 2004, 09:10:26 AM MDT 2 Comments

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Have you thought about coral-izing your rss feed. If you aren't familiar with coral, see my blog entry

Posted by Mike Shoemaker on October 20, 2004 at 04:51 AM MDT #

I actually saw that when it first traversed the blosphere. Thanks for reminding me though!

Posted by Matt Raible on October 20, 2004 at 07:48 AM MDT #

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