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Thoughts on why Web 2.0 tools are being adopted by even the big boys of business. Big companies, no matter how backward or resistant to change will eventally succumb to these tools simply for convenience. But what about Twitter? You'll be surprised...
Personalization startup mSpoke is launching a new product to mashup and personalize RSS feeds today at DEMO [disclosure: Read/WriteTalk host Sean Ammirati works for mSpoke].
Not everyone has hopped with confidence onto the RSS-bandwagon. In this article I share my own little journey from Feed Fear to Feed Flair in hopes of making this dynamic web tool more approachable for all.
RSS feeds are great to collect whats going on with your favourite blogs, but a nightmare when you have to filter through 10s, 100s, 1000s of feeds.
A great article on how to read blogs through a Feed. Explains what an RSS Feed is and how to utilize it.
The article is a guide for adding blog feeds to a Google Personalized page as a time management tool. It's a good place to start for people inexperienced with RSS feeds.
Always wondered how to subscribe to an RSS feed and add it to your blog? Here are some simple step by step instructions
FeedJs was created to feed the world. It is a simple JavaScript based RSS delivery utility. The concept was to give everyone the ability to display RSS feeds everywhere -- completely environment non-dependent.
Here it is! Big In Japan's new email to RSS feed. Once you are signed up for an account from Biggu, create whatever-you-want@biggu.com The feed can be set to be private or public, and voila! You have an instant feed from an email account. This can be used for support easily.
Instant Media is a great tool that you can use to subscribe to PodCasts, Blogs, and Video Casts. You can use it as a feed reader. The best feature is that you can watch you TV shows through it and even subscribe to them. Check out this article that talks even more about it.
I came across a new site recently with a unique little spin on RSS feeds and apparently a shot at making some traffic. They call it The Golden RSS Feed. The idea is for advertisers to bid on spots within the feed and duke it out for rank. Bid more and secure your rank.
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