Re: [syndication] RE: RE: [RSS-DEV] ANN: Fusion Juggler Radio

["Dave Winer" <dave@userland.com>]

This is the second request that you stop using our trademark on your
product. The last paragraph where you say you're going to extend our
branding to other brands is most reprehensible and unfair. We will escalate
this to a legal response immediately if you don't stop using our brand on
your products. Thanks. Dave


----- Original Message -----
From: <peteb@aliaron.com>
To: <rss-dev@yahoogroups.com>; <syndication@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 8:53 AM
Subject: [syndication] RE: RE: [RSS-DEV] ANN: Fusion Juggler Radio


> --- In rss-dev@y..., "Rael Dornfest" <rael@o...> wrote:
> > Howdy,
> >
> > Um, there's no mention of your product on your Website.
> Perhaps I'm just
> > missing something, but that's something to know too ;-)
> >
> > Rael
> Howdy,
>
> Sorry - engineering ahead of marketing. The package was
> there but well-hidden in the downloads section. The initial
> blast of copy is now up on the site as well - I hope it
> helps.
>
> One feature we'd like feedback on sooner than later is the
> definition of 'custom channels' ( available via the admin
> interface. ) Essentially the keywords are used to generate a
> query to Moreover which results in dynamically generated
> RSS. We use this for customers when there isn't a feed
> available otherwise. ( Note that you can also import a
> Moreover format 'OCS' file which automatically triggers
> categorization. )
>
> If this seems useful to Fusion Juggler Radio users we'll
> clean it up and leave it there otherwise we'll remove it in
> the interest of simplifying a low-end product - it will
> still be available in Fusion Juggler Hub.
>
> We'd also be interested to know when/why people prefer to
> download Fusion Juggler Radio rather than using SolarPost.
> Some of the obvious reasons would be control over the
> information architecture and performance and off-line
> operation but we'd like all feedback.
>
> Finally, we're looking for business partners in the
> integration/information engineering/competitive intelligence
> spaces interested in constructing tailored solutions for
> customers - i.e. re-branding the UI and using the admin
> interface to tailor the feeds, category structure, and
> system profiles for specific industries and customers -
> essentially leveraging RSS in the Corporate Portal/EIP
> market. We're similarly looking for content provider
> partners that are interested in creating branded 'radios' -
> e.g. Internet.Com Radio, Moreover Radio, Meerket Radio, etc.
>
> Thanks, Pete
>
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