Comments on: Add News Headlines to Your Website with RSS & Feed Informer http://www.provirtualsolutions.com/2009/07/add-news-headlines-to-your-website-with-rss-feedinformer/ WordPress Websites, Internet Marketing Support, Online Business Consulting by Mary Motz Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:58:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mary http://www.provirtualsolutions.com/2009/07/add-news-headlines-to-your-website-with-rss-feedinformer/comment-page-1/#comment-217 Mary Wed, 15 Jul 2009 21:09:04 +0000 http://www.provirtualsolutions.com/?p=425#comment-217 Hi Andrea - Thanks (and sorry for my late reply to your comment!). I know - the RSS and/or blog content - heck, any content is open for theft, I suppose. Good thing about RSS is that its always linked to the source feed and that's hard to rip off, I suppose. Tried to play with Yahoo Pipes, too... seemed that I barely scratched the surface of it! Thanks again for posting, Andrea!! Hi Andrea – Thanks (and sorry for my late reply to your comment!). I know – the RSS and/or blog content – heck, any content is open for theft, I suppose. Good thing about RSS is that its always linked to the source feed and that's hard to rip off, I suppose.

Tried to play with Yahoo Pipes, too… seemed that I barely scratched the surface of it!

Thanks again for posting, Andrea!!

]]> By: Andrea Kalli http://www.provirtualsolutions.com/2009/07/add-news-headlines-to-your-website-with-rss-feedinformer/comment-page-1/#comment-204 Andrea Kalli Tue, 07 Jul 2009 08:25:47 +0000 http://www.provirtualsolutions.com/?p=425#comment-204 Great post, Mary! I recently did a post about ways to use the RSS widget in Wordpress to pull in from the various places you contribute your own content to, and your article is the perfect extension of what I was talking about. The only downside is that this makes it even easier for others to "borrow" your rss feed to use on their own site. Not that they couldn't already do that before now. Yahoo Pipes has been around for awhile. I suppose that's the price we pay for putting content out on the web. It's never truly safe. Andrea Great post, Mary! I recently did a post about ways to use the RSS widget in WordPress to pull in from the various places you contribute your own content to, and your article is the perfect extension of what I was talking about.

The only downside is that this makes it even easier for others to "borrow" your rss feed to use on their own site. Not that they couldn't already do that before now. Yahoo Pipes has been around for awhile. I suppose that's the price we pay for putting content out on the web. It's never truly safe.

Andrea

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