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<description>In addition to traditional PR, law firms need to use RSS to get their information to their target audience, media included. Sally Farkow, an Internet marketing and PR expert, shared the following points on why RSS is required for effective...</description>
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<author>es@drshmookler.com (Eric Shmookler)</author>
<description><![CDATA[<p>Due to the increased problem of spam and, conversely, overly zealous spam blocking software, this article makes some interesting points about the successful penetration of RSS into the target audience.</p>]]></description>
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