* Apologies for cross postings* Spending hours searching, reading and disseminating important information?� An emerging content delivery mechanism called RSS is gaining popularity to help reduce the burden of finding and distributing information from libraries out to stakeholders.� The DC Chapter of the Special Libraries Association (DC/SLA) presents this program called "Enterprise RSS" by Todd Berkowitz of Newsgator.com. You'll learn more about how RSS works, why centrally-administered solutions are often preferable to individual end-use products, and hear some best practices in terms of identifying use cases, building business cases, and determining the best strategy for increasing user adoption. DATE: Thursday, October 12, 2006 TIME: 6:00pm-8:00pm PLACE: Corporate Executive Board, 2000 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Suite 6000, Washington, DC� 20006 METRO: Between Foggy Bottom and Farragut West Metro stations on the Blue and Orange Lines. PRICE: $10.00 - DC/SLA Chapter members $12.00 - Non-Members $7.00 - Students/retired/unemployed Electronic payments may be made via PayPal. PayPal links are at the bottom of the event page: http://units.sla.org/chapter/cdc/events_files/Oct1206.html If payment is submitted via PayPal, please remember that you must also RSVP to Meg McGinn at [log in to unmask] or 202-508-8814. Checks should be made payable to DC/SLA and mailed to: ���� Susan R. Fournier ���� DC-SLA c/o ICBA Information Center ���� 1615 L Street, NW 9th Fl. ���� Washington, DC 20036 DEADLINE: Payment must be received by Monday, October 9.� Seats are limited.� Register early to ensure your space for this event. ---------------------------- Jenny Wood DC/SLA Communications Secretary email: [log in to unmask]