There's a whole pile of RSS-to-Email services out there, but if anyone can break into the market it's FeedBurner,
and to that end they've launched FeedBurner
Email. It's a new service for publishers that lets readers get updates in their e-mail inbox rather than a feed
reader. FeedBurner founder Dick Costolo says it's "largely 'brandless,'" meaning the e-mails that arrive
don't look like they were delivered from your web site, not FeedBurner. Furthermore, publishers have access to
subscribers' e-mail addresses (so they can leave FeedBurner Email and move to another service without a fuss) and, most
impressively, the service is free.FeedBurner for your inbox
There's a whole pile of RSS-to-Email services out there, but if anyone can break into the market it's FeedBurner,
and to that end they've launched FeedBurner
Email. It's a new service for publishers that lets readers get updates in their e-mail inbox rather than a feed
reader. FeedBurner founder Dick Costolo says it's "largely 'brandless,'" meaning the e-mails that arrive
don't look like they were delivered from your web site, not FeedBurner. Furthermore, publishers have access to
subscribers' e-mail addresses (so they can leave FeedBurner Email and move to another service without a fuss) and, most
impressively, the service is free.Related Headlines
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4-19-2006 @ 8:50PM
Razib Ahmed said...
Feedburner is really useful and painless. I am sure their new email service will win the heart of thousands of bloggers too. I am sure sooner or later Yahoo, Google or Microsoft will buy feedburner. I just wonder why Google is taking such a long time.
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