Emailwire.com, a press release service extends news distribution to RSS Syndication News Sites

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 29, 2004 -- (EMAILWIRE.COM, April 29, 2004) San Diego, CA -- Rich Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication (RSS) has become a tool to syndicate content across the Internet and Intranets and onto desktops of individuals with RSS readers also known as aggregators. Emailwire.com is using this tool to reach these individuals with voracious appetite for industry news.

Since Netscape introduced RSS in 1999, RSS readers were relegated to techies, but today, RSS readers are reaching mainstream. According to a poll published on Globetechnology.com, 25 percent of respondents say they have downloaded RSS readers to subscribe to news. MarketingSherpa writes that there are approximately 250,000 users of RSS readers on the Internet. Ron Miller of Internet.com explains that a web-based poll that was targeted to DEMO 2004 attendees revealed that 62 percent participants of the poll said that they used blogs � blogs subscribers use RSS readers to be abreast of news from individuals, small businesses and corporations.



�The aforementioned statistics shows that there is some interest in news consumption through RSS feeds,� says Joseph Nchor, editor and publisher of Emailwire.com. �We are very excited that we can publish press releases from our clients in XML and feed to readers through major RSS search engines and directories,� explains Mr. Nchor. RSS search engines that are carrying Emailwire.com press releases are Feedster.com, Bloglines.com, NewsIsFree.com, Daypop.com, Bulkfeeds.net, Blogdigger.com, Syndic8.com, Newstrove.com and MyRSS.com.

Owners of RSS search engines or directories who may want to add news feeds on their sites; individuals who may want to subscribe to breaking industry news from Emailwire.com, should point their readers to http://www.emailwire.com/news/rss/headlines.xml.



About Emailwire.com�

Emailwire.com is press release distribution service of GroupWeb.com that uses co-branding, RSS feed, e-mail, fax, satellite technology to distribute company news to major and none major newswires, vertical and news websites, individual email boxes through opt-in distribution, and to journalists� desktops in the format they choose. For more information on Emailwire.com, co-branding contest and press release distribution, visit Emailwire.com (http://www.emailwire.com) or call, Joseph Nchor at 619-284-8011.

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