This is sooo getting forwarded!

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

As some of you know, if you’ve been paying attention, I’ve been trying, albeit unsuccessfully, to bring the RSS movement to the place I work. Mostly it’s been out of a fear that the emails we send our members are increasingly not being delivered. Well now, as Jenny pointed out, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio is using RSS to communicate better. Since we deal with state government here, maybe that will push some folks to read up on it!

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