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Library Management Systems with Native RSS

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There's a new section on the LibSuccess wiki on "Examples of RSS from the Catalog." If your library's catalog is actively generating RSS feeds -- not just capable of it, but actually doing it -- add it to the wiki under the heading for your vendor.

Great idea from Jenny Levine.

Posted by Ken Varnum on October 16, 2006 10:04 PM

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