MSN and IceRocket already offer RSS feeds based on search queries, I wonder when Google will step up. Until that time there are two sites that supply an RSS feed that is based on a Google search query. The first one is from Ben Hammersley and allows you to subscribe to a search request, so […]
Bob Tedeschi explains in an article at NYTimes.com what you can do with RSS in the travel industry! He’s telling people that E-mail alerts on travel deals, in particular, can be easy to sign up for and equally difficult to keep up with. Why not create a MyYahoo page and let the deals come to […]
Each day it seems there are more and more new feed-initiatives. RSS usage is climbing and so are the applications. Via webosphere I read about FeedButler:
FeedButler is a feedreader with social bookmarking and non-hierarchical editorial control.
All stories are automaticly added using feeds submitted by the users. When a new story is imported from a […]
A few days ago FeedFiles was launched, created by the same initiators of feed directory & search service Feeds4All.nl and the feed tagging service experiment FeedAlley.com.
FeedFiles is a list with Web feed applications, Services, Scripts, Reading Lists and other Feed related or derived resources. FeedFiles aims to become the largest guide to web feed related […]
Basement.org has made a nice list with all sorts of creative ways RSS can be used beyond news headlines and blogs: Taking RSS Beyond Headlines : Part One. Thanks to Jason for the tip!
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Some inside info on FeedBurner. It has come to my attention that FB will open up their RSS ad network, very soon. FeedBurner’s ad network is now only for publishers with a consistent base of more than 500 subscribers. Among the initial participants were online properties of SmartMoney, IDG publications, PC World, CIO, Computerworld , […]
Lots of news about Apple and RSS the last two weeks. They have published an iPhoto feed with lots of errors. Hmm, I think cross platform compatible feeds are hard to find nowadays;) They will need to do better with the Quicktime RSS feed, and maybe that’s why they are searching for someone that has […]
Craig Barnes, President and Founder of Attensa, writes on his blog about Attensa and believes attention is the holy grail to solving the emerging problem of information overload. I could not agree more. And in his opinion, the overload problem will be obvious to the masses once Outlook 12 (and IE7) introduce RSS capabilities to […]
This is a very typical story about the integration of RSS. The author of BNpositive.com recently visited the website cbcampus.com (powered by CareerBuilder) and noticed they have a blog, but didn’t see an available RSS button to subscribe. So he sent them an e-mail and got the following response:
Thank you for using CareerBuilder.com! I apologize […]
Steve Rubel blogs about Squeet, a new service that streams RSS feeds via email. A similar service can be found at FeedBlitz.
I don’t like these tools, but it could be big. Hey, even Microsoft is incorporating RSS and E-mail so why not?
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