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 […]
Technorati has rolled out a major update but no word on the RSS features. A few months ago you could get any search in the form of an RSS feed, but this service seems to have disappeared… or not? Anybody got some more info?
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Ask.com has finally launched its Blog Search. This new tool searches in weblogs, feeds and newsgroups. All data is based on the feeds and links from online feedreader Bloglines (property of Ask).
The blog search has some nice features worth mentioning, like the timeframe-option where you can search a specific period of time (anytime, last hour, […]
A coupleof days ago Steve wrote about the fact that Google Bookmarks and Google Search History have gotten RSS feeds. Too bad you need to be logged in and using these services to be able to see the feeds (a sharing feature would be great!), anyway, here are the links:
http://www.google.com/bookmarks/?output=rss
http://www.google.com/searchhistory/?output=rss
Oh, and if you wanna import […]
Microsoft now has a special “Feeds Directory”. The page on microsoft.com shows you all RSS feeds (webfeeds) from the company and makes them searchable. The feeds are from MSDN Magazine, MSDN Forum, MSDN Blogs, TechNet Blogs, Microsoft Dynamics and others. They are within categories like Communities, Computer Languages, Downloads, Events & Webcasts, Security, Support and […]
You may have noticed the new Google tool called Google Trends. With this tool you can get insights into broad search patterns. It shows you graphs with the number of searches for a specific keyword and the number of times the keyword was named in the news. I tested some of the feed-related keywords and […]
Two new RSS search engines I came across the last couple of days. I’m talking about feedsee.com (a search engine for RSS and Atom Feeds) and kebberfegg. This last one reminds me a bit of gada.be. It is a tool to help you generate large sets of keyword-based RSS feeds at one time. Keyword-based RSS […]
With Keotag you can search for a specific keyword (tag) and it will search all of the major social software tools and find items that have this tag. And offcourse each search has a feed! Like Steve writes; Tags and RSS are by far the two key “standards” that are going to glue all of […]
OPMLWorkstation is around for some time but they’ve released a new version this weekend. OPMLWorkstation.com is a service to create, import, convert, host and publish OPML files. The site has an online OPML editor and will host your private or public OPML file (via Emily Chang). Oh, and be sure to also check out opmlsearch.com […]
An interesting post in the Google Groups has announced an alpha release of RSS feeds on Google Video!
This is the first release of RSS feeds on Google Video and they would like to receive feedback on the implementation. Specifically, they would like to make sure that all is standards-compliant and works well in a variety […]
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