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Automatic torrent from RSS feed

Automatic torrent from RSS feed

By mayfield on Monday, October 24th, 2005 at 11:03 am.

Torrentocracy (via Boing Boing) is providing a way to automatically create a torrent of RSS attachments:

To put this plainly, this means you can just continue publishing your media through your blog or content management system as you always have, except now whenever your existing RSS feed gets updated, Prodigem reads it and spits out a torrent of your content. You tell your audience about your Prodigem RSS Torrent Feed and you are then automatically on the road to bandwidth redemption.

Such a service that also automatically added semantic markup would be excellent.

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