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Tag Archives: RSS
Observe, Learn, Adapt, Flourish–All Publishing is at a turning point
I don’t buy terribly many books anymore, or magazines, and certainly not newspapers. A bit of an ironic statement from someone who’s first book comes out in January, but I don’t equate publishing with paper. I assume that my books … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen Journalism, Create Your Own Blog, Daddy Wears Slippers to Work, Featured, Internet Life, RSS, Social Media, Technology, Using WordPress, Web 2.0
Tagged Citizen Journalism, ebook readers, ebooks, ePub, ereaders, journalism, publishing, RSS, Social Media, Technology, Untitled, Web 2.0, Writing
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Full Text vs Partial Text It Isn’t The Feed But The Reader’s Interface That Matters
Scoble was always one of the staunchest proponents of full-text RSS feeds out there. Back when I was a pro-blogger trying to crank out lots of posts in a day (or hour), I agreed with him. It was much more … Continue reading
Posted in Cool tools, RSS, Social Media, Web 2.0
Tagged RSS, rss reader 2.0, RSS readers, rss software, Scoble, Social Media, Web 2.0
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Why Pick One RSS Reader When You Can Use Three–At The Same Time
I’ve been a hard-core RSS user since the beginning of my blogging days and I think I’ve tried almost every RSS reader out there. Mashable just put out the Top 10 RSS Readers (as chosen by readers) … good list … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Cool tools, RSS, Web 2.0
Tagged Blogging, RSS, RSS readers, rss software, software, Web 2.0
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All the extra tools bloggers need–WordCamp Victoria talk
It’s not hard to get blogging, regardless of what blog engine you use (though WordPress is the best IMHO), but there are tricks and tools that make life easier for you. At WordCamp Victoria I decided to distill and talk … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Blogging 101, Conferences & Speaking, Cool tools, Featured, Internet Life, RSS, Talks, Web 2.0, WordPress
Tagged Blogging, blogging tools, free apps, how to blog, RSS, RSS readers, Web 2.0, web-based apps
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Tweetdeck getting funding isn’t crazy, it’s the next move forward: stuff that works
Yeah I love TweetDeck , it’s open all the time and one of the first things I installed on my netbook. TweetDeck is the only way I’ve found I can get much out of Twitter at all. Iain is a … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life, RSS, Web 2.0
Tagged Adobe AIR, infostreaming, knowledgestreaming, Mind Mapping, RSS, software, tweetdeck, twitter, Twitter clients, Web 2.0, web services
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Could a Twitter app become a light RSS reader?
Since getting hooked on TweetDeck over the summer,it has become an indispensable part of my “infocentre”. In my TweetDeck setup I have a column just for these “news” tweets, just for info streams from posts as Mark describes: The interesting … Continue reading
Posted in RSS, Web 2.0
Tagged Feed readers, infostreaming, NetNewsWire, RSS, tweetdeck, twitter, Twitter clients
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TweetDeck hits 0.20, becomes more useful, and almost my dashboard
Over the weekend we got word that version 0.20 of TweetDeck was nearly done and being sent to early testers (Iain, pls can I be an early tester for the next round) and planned for updating today (ish). True to … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life, RSS, Social Media, Web 2.0
Tagged Adobe AIR, AIR apps, infostreaming, knowledgestreaming, microblogging, microsharing, NetNewsWire, RSS, Social Media, tweetdeck, twitter, Web 2.0, web services
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PostRank nourishes the RSS ecosystem: Keep indexing those feeds!
Last week aideRSS re-launched PostRank and unveiled a new Firefox extension to help you pick and subscribe to a site’s best stuff. You all know that I’m a huge fan of aideRSS and I rely on it to cull my … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life, RSS, Web 2.0
Tagged aideRSS, Meta feeds, PostRank, RSS, Yahoo Pipes
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Blogging’s death knell only rung by those of limited vision
All the brew-ha-ha about the death of blogging last week didn’t really surprise me much (See Mark Evans, Mathew Ingram, Wired and Tish Grier). I had a post percolating in my head about the whole issue, but it wasn’t until … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Internet Life, RSS, Social Media, Web 2.0
Tagged Blogging, blogs, friendfeed, Miss604, RSS, Social Media, twitter, Web 2.0
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FeedDemon 2.8 proves that client-based RSS apps still rock
After reading Steven Hodson’s review of the new FeedDemon 2.8 beta, I pinged Nick Bradbury on Twitter to see if I could get on the test of early testers. Nick sent me the links to the latest version and sent … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life, RSS, Web 2.0
Tagged chrome, client apps, feeddemon, google reader, greasemonkey, RSS
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