I’m trying to come up with a list of all the things you can do with onsite RSS.  If you have any additions, let me know (robyn@sleepyblogger.com) and I’ll post them.

Real Time News
Syndicated Topical Briefs
Keyword Searches
Flickr/Digg/Etc. on site
Affiliate Feeds
OPML Aggregation (Newsletter)
Weather Forecasts
TV Listings
RSS Mashup Feed

Combatting the quiet internal blog is necessary to achieve a successful blog within your company. One technique I’ve found to be particularly helpful is discussion starters.
Try posting before work (ie on the weekend or right at the end of the day on Friday) on Monday a discussion starter.  Ask for comments all week.  If you [...]

Apparently, podcasting is growing:
According to FeedBurner, the number of podcast and videocast feeds managed by the Chicago-based broadcast aggregator grew from 1,671 in January 2005 to 53,571 in May 2006 — exceeding the number of radio stations in the world.
In the same timeframe, subscribers to FeedBurner-managed podcasts and videocasts grew from 21,491 to almost 3.2 [...]

There’s been much talk about Adsense killing Google.  Someone told me Arrington at TechCrunch was talking about it, but I can’t find it on his blog.  Regardless, whoever said it, I can see what they mean…  The once mighty ‘do no evil’ company is still mighty, but they appear ready to switch places with Microsoft [...]

In an idea remarkably better than Blogburst, though some are doing well with it, Scoopt will offer you a way to get your content out there, but this time, they’ll pay you for it.
So if your content is valuable, why shouldn’t you be paid for it? Why is it OK for a newspaper to lift [...]

While blogging began as a way people could connect, personally, to each other, ‘business’ blogs often strive to be highly professional.  I’ve even said that you need to make sure that whatever you say on your blog represents your company well. 
In fact, Be Professional has long been a motto of mine, even though my [...]