Now this is a nice Christmas Gift for bibliophiles and RSS Readers (again people not the software applications). It is a book called The Bookaholics’ Guide to Book Blogs: The New Literary Force (Paperback) by by Rebecca Gillieron, Meryl Zegarek and Catheryn Kilgarriff. I got news of this book from the LibrarianInBlack and […]
If your business or interest lies in Maritime and Transport News you might find this new set of RSS Feeds quite useful. Lloyd’s List has released several RSS Feeds.
The said feeds available are the following:
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Here is an interesting RSS feed for the coming Christmas Season the 2007 edition. Here in my country the malls have been playing Christmas tunes since November 1 - I know I know. Anyway if you are one of those looking for Christmas Songs and alternative renditions of the standard Christmas songs you might want […]
Harvard University Press (HUP) has over thirty six (36) RSS feeds to offer. Majority of them provide a brief summary of HUP-published books and the rest provides announcement and links to events and podcasts. Those that provide a summary or description of the books can be used as a good selection tool for those […]
The Search Platform OvidSP, which focuses on doing searches in scholarly and health-related databases, has arrived. OvidSP is the sum total of the acquisition of SilverPlatter by Wolters Kluwer Health and its subsequent merger withOvid Tecnologies. And since then there has been an interest in what type of search platform it would come up with. […]
The British Library now has an RSS Feed, for press releases. You can find it here. This RSS Feed runs on Feedburner on offer two options to receive the press releases via the the feedreader and the other will have press release delivered by email.
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One often hears the phrase beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. This seems to be also true to certain extent to interest - points of things of interest. This particular came blog, called Trends in Japan, to my attention with a particular with the heading Deep-fry diving for goldfish in Japan post a […]
The recent story about subscribers numbers brings, up a number of questions concerning subscriber count (how they are counted and why the discrepancies. But why all the hubbub over the number of subscribers? Is it an issue of popularly, marketing, on-line reputation, or something more?
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Do you want to create and instant RSS feed for anything? Almost hassle free and would only take you approximately between five to ten minutes ? If you are in a rush and would like to have an instant RSS feed this might be a good thing to know.I do not think its a new […]
National Geographic’s (NG) web feed is one of those that you get bundled into a set of feeds made available once you set-up a webfeed reader. Its one of those webfeeds one likes to receive it is news and articles that interests us.
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