RSS

Most of us follow our favorite blogs via RSS Feeds . To keep track of all the blogs, i use FeedDemon on my PC and Newsgator on the Web as a online feed reader . Both Newsgator and FeedDemon synchronize feeds so, that both are in sync. Few days back, Newsgator has come up with a news that their Online Feed Reader will no longer be available . This news has caused upset to lot of users who depend on both to keep track of the blogs or news. You guys might have noticed if you had tried to login to NewsGator account . ... Read Full Story

I’ve been so crap at keeping up with all my rss feeds over the past couple of months. All I’ve really managed to do is login to Rojo and “mark as read” all the feeds I am allegedly reading. Half the problem is the actual number of feeds I am currently subscribed to. There must be about 70 of the buggers: anything from the BBC to friends blogs, passing through science and online stuff on the way. I’ve “pruned” the feeds so many times now but I’m still struggling to bring the number down. I think I am going to have to be harsh ... Read Full Story

In the past few years, libraries have become increasingly innovative in the different ways they display their subject guide. Practically everything under the sun has being tried. Libraries have tried wikis ( here ), paid for Libguides ( here ), used Delicious linkrolls ( here ) and Squidoo ( here ). I haven’t heard of a library using Google Knol , but I won’t be surprised. Libraries have also tried opensource software such as Subjects Plus ( here ) , LibData ( here ), Research Guide , Pirate Source ( here ) , Library à la Carte ( here ) I have being exploring ... Read Full Story

It is amazing the number of people who don't use RSS feed just because they don't know what it or How to use it, most people don't know how powerful and simple RSS is ! I am not gonna bore you with the history of RSS its expansion lets get to the point why you should be using RSS is simply to save time and be update to the information you want ! What is so special about RSS ? Without RSS if you liked a website/blog you would Bookmark it or just remember it and hope to visit them on periodic or random ... Read Full Story

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. RSS is the format for distributing news and other web content. When you put content into RSS and send that content to other people or websites, it's called a feed. Feeds are very powerful. They attract the interest of the search engines and they reach new audiences. Every blog has a feed. Most of the new social media sites are using RSS Feeds to distribute their content. Like Twitter runs on RSS feeds, also Facebook and MySpace use feeds. You can add feeds to your news and tap in to the power of the social web. A feed ... Read Full Story

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Review: Megite RSS aggregator service. The ability to read ALL your feeds on one website everyday. I find explaining RSS and feeds to a newbie is as confusing and frustrating as explaining what the Internet was to everyone back in 1994. What is it? How does it work? How is it different than a webpage (or back then, using CompuServe ?). One of the causes of this confusion is how people read RSS feed s. Some use their browsers ( Safari , Firefox and the newest IE all have the ability), others use applications within their browsers ( Bloglines , Netvibes , Google Reader ... Read Full Story