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23 Jan 2007

I converted Dave Winer’s feed to JSON and jokingly called it RSS 3.0. Now Feed Burner has created a service to convert any FB hosted feed to JSON.

JSON will show you the true nature of data interchange. It is your master now.

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Jake Parrillo
January 23, 2007 11:12 AM

Hey Adam, Thanks for noticing. Our development team worked hard at our Hackathon and we turned out some really interesting new features. We always are looking for feedback, so feel free to give us a shout at publishers@feedburner.com if you see anything that causes you to pause or if you think we can improve in any way. (oh...and we promise not to spam anyone!!!) Thanks! Jake Parrillo Publisher Services Team FeedBurner

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