Some great stuff via Steve Rubel: SimplyHeadlines.com. This could be something for the masses! The site will take your favorite feeds and turn them into a newspaper format that’s emailed to you daily. You can choose from a pretty HTML version or a Blackberry-friendly text version. Sounds good…
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Apple (iTunes) has a great online tool for finding new releases, todays top songs, todays top albums, featured songs, etc. The tools is called the iTunes Music Store RSS Generator and also has an option for the genre and the language/location of the iTunes store (US, Canada, Netherlands, etc). Very useful for all music lovers!
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Adam Kalsey, a founder and former CTO of RSS vendor Pheedo, has released a new service called FeedCrier. This service makes it easy to receive IM-notifications of new items in an RSS feed, just like the Rasasa-service where I wrote about before.
FeedCrier currently supports only AIM but that will change soon. Free accounts are limited, […]
xFruits is sweet! It’s a suite of RSS services that’s all about feeds. You can use xFruits as an aggregator, to create a PDF from your feed, add a mobile feed or even post to RSS via e-mail. All these services areen’t really new but why use different sites and logins if it can be […]
Meet Nabaztag, an energizer rabbit. Since its market debut last year, 50,000 Nabaztags have been sold in France, Britain, Belgium and Switzerland, and its creator hopes to sell 150,000 by the end of this year. The rabbit uses WiFi and can read things like RSS feeds, e-mails and weather reports out loud (via rss-specifications.com).
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Ernest Oporto was looking for the Yahoo! Astrology RSS feed, offcourse they didn’t have any so he decided to create the feed himself. He now has a service which screen scrapes the Yahoo horoscope page, copy the link that belongs to your sign: capricorn, aquarius, pisces, aries, taurus, gemini, cancer, leo, virgo, libra, scorpio, sagittarius.
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Digg rules, that much we know. And there’s already some sort of spinoff: DiggFiltr. With DiggFiltr you can select Digg categories and subcategories for which the service will generate a custom RSS feed. Sounds good but I really miss the ability to add custom keywords and filters…
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Ever had a feed that you wanted to be private? Then you might know that this is a hard thing to do, because feeds are being spidered by more and more services (readers, search engines, reading lists, etc) so a robots.txt isn’t helping anymore. Bloglines to the rescue because they are proposing an RSS and […]
The Xbox.com team has quietly published RSS feeds on their site. They have four feeds: Games, Xbox Live, Community and Hardware and Support (via majornelson.com). And they even link to Google Reader;)
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The last months we’ve seen myFeedz, Touchstone and Attensa trying to solve Information Overload. The keyword with these services is Attention and next in line is Wizag. Wizag is an online feedreader that incorporates attention data and semantic analysis in regards to both your feeds and the larger community of Wizag users (Digg stylee). Like […]
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