Topix.net says that only about 7% of the 7k+ news source they crawl have XML feeds.
Those who aren't offering RSS feeds are missing an opportunity for higher traffic, visibility, and advertising revenue.
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- Google and the long tail
- Google wants to keep it simple
- Yahoo home page redesign
- Delicious Library.com
- Amazon.com: Truly Data Driven
- Froogle adds merchant reviews
- Google acquires Keyhole
- Google cheat sheet
- Finding mirrored hosts
- Peek at the future of MSN Search
- The search war hits the desktop
- Do people know what they want?
- Joel on Google
- Google's Kirkland office
- More on Google behind the scenes
- It's not how big it is, it's what you do with it
- Google behind the scenes talk
- Diversity and automation in online news
- Google "Life Search"
- Google Memex
- Google envy
- Info.com
- RSS, Yahoo, and My Yahoo
- Is Amazon the new Netflix?
- Relevance rank and desktop search
- Privacy and security with Google Desktop Search
- Google Desktop Search launches
- Yahoo Research on Recommender Systems
- Ideas from MSN Search Champs
- PayPal outages
- Web 2.0 wrap up
- Innovation and execution
- Yahoo's clutter
- Peter Norvig at Web 2.0
- Personalization should not require effort
- Where is search going?
- Weblog and RSS stats
- Google Print expanding
- Snap.com
- Personalization and the long tail
- My Yahoo Search
- Alexa web services
- BBC News related stories
- It's all about the targeting
- Yahoo Local out of beta
- Size of your personal web
- Google's perks
- Poor web feed penetration at news sites
- The Web as your servant
- Interview in Searcher magazine
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