Feeds 
This is part four in a series of how to generate traffic to your website or blog.
It appears Feedster is no more. Off into the Internet nether-world alongside Kozmo, Pets.com, and Webvan. I've been monitoring the situation for a week and they haven't been responding to ICMP packets the entire time
One of the best qualities of great bloggers is their ability to act as filters for entire genres of content; finding great new stuff on the web, formulating insight on said stuff, and then publishing the results for your easy consumption via RSS.
RSS is the technical term for what I call "power browsing." It allows me to keep up with everything I'm interested in, and browse 300+ web sites, everyday. This is a complete source of information about RSS.
RSSBlogster is a web-based RSS/XML feed aggregator that allows for feed rating and social feed tagging, with support for RSS, Atom, and XML feeds. With RSSBlogster there is no software to download or install.
RSS is extremely simple and yet so powerful. Not only does every weblog need it for content syndication; the number of RSS subscribers is a metric for weblog's popularity and its success in the blogosphere. However, although millions do use RSS, hundreds of millions don't.
Check out this definitive guide to increasing your RSS subscribers. Here are 35 ways to increase them.
Whether you use Google Reader or another aggregator, many of us clip a variety of RSS feeds for audio, video, news, and more. In the spirit of some of the 'What's in Your System Tray,' and 'What's on Your Desktop,' share what's on your aggregator.
Video tutorial demonstrates the use of starter kits in Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition. The RSS Screen Saver Starter kit is compiled and run. The title for the screen saver and the background images are modified. Finally, the screen saver is installed on the computer.
Most software entrepreneurs' ambition is to sell out for a huge wad of cash, or maybe go public for an even bigger pile. Not so Nicholas Reville: He wants to overthrow the television industry, and he doesn't care if he gets rich.
As many readers who follow the antics of the Chinese government know, when it comes to enforcing the "Great Firewall of China," consistency isn't exactly its strong point.
Filter all of your RSS feeds through web application FeedHub for a single, customized RSS feed that only delivers content that best matches your preferences.
Gap reports major data breach A thief stole a laptop computer containing unencrypted personal information of 800,000 people who applied for jobs at Gap Inc., the clothing retailer announced Friday
What inventions have genuinely improved, or even affected, my life? I drew up a list.
Google has quietly introduced a new app of sorts called Shared Stuff, a social bookmarking service offering a strange balance of Google Bookmarks, del.icio.us, and Google Reader shared feeds with a heavy dose of Gmail integration.
Overall, I'm very impressed and pleased with Newsvine. After all, I do spend at least 60% of my internet time here, and there is no other online community like it.
This guide shows how you can build an RSS feed reader application for the social network Facebook that will display your blog's/web site's RSS feed on the profile pages of Facebook users (that have installed the RSS feed reader application).
The new Yahoo Mail interface went into public beta in September 2006, although Yahoo was testing it long before that. Tonight Yahoo takes the "beta" label off of the product and makes it the default interface for all new Yahoo mail accounts.
A preview of the beta version of new Ajax Social News application, Streamy.
What the world needs now is a new musical genre classification system.
I don't think the RSS reader will ever get mainstream adoption. The true awesomeness of RSS, which we have barely begun to experience, is going to be in machines splicing and remixing RSS feeds.
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