RE: Announcement: D-Lib article on RSS in Science Publishing

Ben,
 
I really enjoyed your article, as it sets a vision for scientific use of RSS. A question I have is, are there any RSS readers/browsers that can be used to incorporate new information links and context (i.e., RDF properties) in a form that is easy for scientists to use? I am quite interested to know if newsfeeds can be used as knowledge channels within organizations.
 
Happy Holidays,
Eric

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 Hi All,
 
 Apologies if any of you have seen this already, but I just wanted to
 point you towards our new paper published a couple of days ago in D-Lib
 Magazine (http://www.dlib.org/).  It goes into more depth on a number of
 the issues that I talked about at the Semantic Web for Life Sciences
 workshop in October:
 
 The Role of RSS in Science Publishing:
 Syndication and Annotation on the Web
 
 by Tony Hammond, Timo Hannay and Ben Lund,
 Nature Publishing Group
 
 http://www.dlib.org/dlib/december04/hammond/12hammond.html

 
 Hopefully it'll be of interest.
 
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 Ta,
 Ben
 
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