I’m using Bloglines for over a year now and I think it’s great! But lately I’ve seen all sorts of new refreshing stuff out there that I also would like to use. So I’ve made a short list with some features I would really like, in the hope that somebody at Bloglines will do something […]
The National Weather Service has an RSS feed that you can add to your reader to get watches, warnings, advisories, and other similar stuff by state. They also offer other formats like CAP/XML and HTML. Click here to check it out.
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There’s another new player in the feedmanagement biz called pheedfire. They will offer a FREE all in one RSS, Atom, Podcast Feed management package. And they will also make it possible to generate revenue from your feeds. The service is not live yet, but you can sign up to get notified with an invite to […]
The feed subscriptions from Microsoft’s famous blogger Robert Scoble can be seen on bloglines: bloglines.com/public/scobleizer (via Another Node).
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Alotta news about rss-vertising the past days. Syndicate IQ is announcing a new RSS Ad serving platform. Stuart Watson, CTO and founder, explains “We can now deliver ads within RSS readers regardless of which article an individual subscriber is viewing and which reader he or she is using. Currently, subscribers use different readers, making it […]
myFeedz (”The social newspaper”) is a new Web 2.0 application that keeps an eye on topics you are interested in and also suggests fresh content based on your reading habits. It is still in private Beta (what’s not nowadays?) and should show the news based on topics you identify, your reading list or even an […]
Track your referrers with ReefeRSS! It’s a new analytic tool for your site and you can track your referers via RSS, now that I think about it I really like the idea. If you own a site or blog you always wanna know where your visitors come from. The more info the better! Now you […]
Oh boy, a day without news about Google is like a feed without items;) Yesterday they introduced GData! GData comes from Google data API’s. The GData model uses REST principles and Atom 1.0 or RSS 2.0 syndicated feeds as the base resource model to expose data held by Google services (like Google Calendar).
GData feeds support […]
People like to be notified when their favorite publishers have something new posted, that’s why we have RSS. But as we all know the majority still finds the familiar setting of email to be the most comfortable and reliable way to receive updates. That’s why FeedBurner is launching a feed-to-email service (sample). The service is […]
Everybody who has used Adsense will know this is a script which will return an ad that should be relevant for the content it’s in. The problem with the script is that this won’t work in (all) feedreaders. Qumana does this different and uses images for RSS ads. They also use these ad-images in normal […]
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