My Screen : iPhone iPad App : RSS Reader + Aggregator http://bit.ly/15TyzNe My Screen : iPhone iPad App : Social Media Aggregator ... could also just use this App as an RSS Reader .. works well!
My Screen is your 'all-in-one' app to view your social networks, listen to music, browse your calendar schedule and more, sequentially across multiple screens, and all in one app.
Increase your productivity by viewing your favorite RSS and Facebook news feeds to monitoring your Twitter timeline, browse your upcoming schedule or listen to your device's music library - all in one app!
Explore Alternatives to Google Reader http://tidbits.com/article/13642 Explore Alternatives to Google Reader
The RSS race is on, and we’re sure to see new developments by the time Google Reader goes dark. However, that does little to help Reader users now. Fortunately, several existing products can ease the pain of transition. Paul Bradshaw of the Online Journalism Blog posted a call for comments on Google Reader alternatives, and was then nice enough to compile a spreadsheet of the results that lets you check out the field and compare competitors.
Transitioning from Google Reader to Feedly http://blog.feedly.com/2013/03/14/google-reader/ Transitioning from Google Reader to Feedly
Google announced that they will be shutting down Google Reader. This is something we have been expecting for some time: We have been working on a project called Normandy which is a feedly clone of the Google Reader API – running on Google App Engine.
When Google Reader shuts down, feedly will seamlessly transition to the Normandy back end. So if you are a Google Reader user and using feedly, you are covered: the transition will be seamless.
If you are a Google Reader, give feedly a try before July 1st, and you will be able to migrate seamlesly:
Feedly for iOS | Feedly for Android | Feedly for Chrome | Feedly for Firefox | Feedly for Safari |
List of RSS Readers at RSS Readers http://www.rss-readers.org/list-of-rs-feed-reader/ List of RSS Readers at RSS Readers
Since there are so many aggregators for the different operating systems, we have collected huge a list of Windows, Mac, Linux, web based, mobile and email based feed readers.
Digg is building an RSS reader [March2013] http://www.digg.com/reader Digg is building a reader and we need your help.
We’ve heard people say that RSS is a thing of the past, and perhaps in its current incarnation it is, but as daily (hourly) users of Google Reader, we’re convinced that it’s a product worth saving. So we’re going to give it our best shot. We’ve been planning to build a reader in the second half of 2013, one that, like Digg, makes the Internet a more approachable and digestible place. After Google’s announcement, we’re moving the project to the top of our priority list. We’re going to build a reader, starting today.
Need A Google Reader Alternative? Meet Newsblur http://searchengineland.com/google-reader-alternative-newsblur-151541 Need A Google Reader Alternative? Meet Newsblur
Newsblur is the work of a sole developer based in Brooklyn named Sam Clay and has been online since 2010 with a growing but still small user base. That’s very likely going to change. Newsblur received funding from Y Combinator during 2012.
Developers might be interested to learn that Newsblur’s code is open source and posted on Git Hub. "Ten Reasons To Choose Newsblur" ....
Shamblesguru's RSS Feeds on the Netvibes Reader http://www.netvibes.com/shamblesguru Shamblesguru's RSS Feeds on Netvibes Reader
This is a brilliant RSS reader as well as a Web2 Start page ... makes it very easy to add widgets as well as feeds. Recommended
Google : on 1st July 2013, we will retire Google Reader http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2013/03/a-second-spring-of-cleaning.html Google : on 1st July 2013, we will retire Google Reader
Users and developers interested in RSS alternatives can export their data, including their subscriptions, with Google Takeout
Google Reader now reads changes on any webpage http://bit.ly/bhVQ4M Google (RSS) Reader now reads changes on any webpage .. even if they do not have an RSS feed.
How to Import An RSS Feed To Your Facebook http://www.ehow.com/how_2031209_import-rss-feed.html How to Import An RSS Feed To Your Facebook
If you keep an outside blog, you can import it to your Facebook account using an RSS feed. By importing an RSS feed, you can easily add notes to your profile without repeating your posts on several Web sites.
Feedly http://www.feedly.com/ Feedly weaves your favorite content into a fun, magazine-like start page.
Google Reader http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/03/google-reader-starts-conversation.html "Google Reader makes it easy to read and share your favorite articles, blogs, and videos.
In 2008-2009, we added new features to Reader like the ability to choose friends and share items with a note. But it did occur to us that the sharing process was incomplete -- there was no way to have conversations with friends about all those shared items.
That's why we're excited to announce that starting March 09, your friends are be able to reply to shared items with comments, allowing you to have conversations with your friends right inside Reader.
Comments can only be seen by friends of the person who originally shared the item."
Pipes (from Yahoo) http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/ Pipes is a powerful composition tool to aggregate, manipulate, and mashup content from around the web.
Pipes only sounds hard. Watch our intro and see how you can quickly turn your idea into a usable, working feed. Video Tutorial
Turn Google Docs Into an RSS Reader http://tinyurl.com/5lqyt2 Turn Google Docs Into an RSS Reader and Feed Aggregator
This tutorial shows how to use a Google Docs spreadsheet as an RSS Feed reader (see example). You can aggregate news feeds from different sources into one spreadsheet (similar to alltop or popurls or addictomatic) and then publish it as a web page.
If you have a blog, you can use the same trick to embed RSS feeds in web pages. The Google Docs approach is preferred over Flash or Javascript widgets because here you have complete control over the presentation layout and formatting of content.
Snackr http://snackr.net/ Snackr
It's an RSS ticker that pulls random items from your feeds and scrolls them across your desktop. When you see a title that looks interesting, you can click on it to pop up the item in a window.
Dixero http://dixero.com/ Dixero is a free and innovative Web-based tool which allows you to listen to your favorite RSS feeds directly online, on your computer as a Podcast, or using a portable device, like an iPod!
At last, with Dixero, you can aggregate your favorite feeds from the most recognized media companies and blogs, transforming posts into audio with different voices.
Fav.or.it, is a feed reader http://fav.or.it/ Fav.or.it, is a feed reader that lets you better find and organize your favorite content.
What this service does is aggregate feeds from blogs across the web, and lets you read and interact with them directly through its site, essentially creating a social network around feeds. The purpose of fav.or.it is to keep you from having to actually search for blogs. What it does in reality is keep you from having to leave its site in order to read and interact with your favorite blogs.
Alertle http://www.alertle.com/ Alertle is a feed aggregator that lets you customize your incoming feeds based on your personal preferences.
Some aspects of Alertle are much like a start page, in that there are tabs across the top for you to toggle between, each of which have a pre-populated set of feeds based on their respective category.
Customized feed packages can be kept private, or shared with the public.
Alertle has one interesting feature, which is an autoplay option to go through the feeds’ items like a slideshow.
How to Get Started with Google Reader http://tinyurl.com/3cj3un How to Get Started with Google Reader
One of the core technologies behind the Web 2.0 “revolution” is RSS (Really Simple Syndication). Most websites that are updated with any sort of regularity have feeds of at least their headlines, and usually of full articles. Some sites also have secondary feeds listing their comments, videos, links, and other updates as well.
While there are desktop applications that collect your syndicated content, reading RSS feeds is one task that justifies the buzz around “Web 2.0″. For reading news, keeping up with blogs, even tracking packages, little can compare with Google Reader — its easy to add feeds, easy to read them, and easy to organize them.
Feed to JavaScript http://feed2js.org/ Feed to JavaScript
An RSS Feed is a dynamically generated summary (in XML format) of information or news published on other web sites- so when the published RSS changes, your web site will be automatically changed too.
It is a rather simple technology that allows you, the humble web page designer, to have this content displayed in your own web page, without having to know a lick about XML!
Think of it as a box you define on your web page that is able to update itself, whenever the source of the information changes, your web page does too, without you having to do a single thing to it.
Omea Reader : Free RSS Reader http://www.jetbrains.com/omea/reader/ Omea Reader F: ree RSS Reader and Newsgroup Aggregator
Free and easy to use RSS reader, NNTP news reader, and web bookmark manager. It's fast, it aggregates, and it keeps you organized. Check out the additional features: lightning-fast desktop search, flexible information organizer, contextual access, and quick extensibility for developers who want more.
This is software to download and run on your computer (not web-based)
News Alloy http://www.newsalloy.com/ News Alloy
News Alloy is FREE service for discovering, reading, and sharing Internet news and information.
News Alloy lets you view information from a wide variety of news sources, special interest publications and blogs via RSS and Atom in an easy to use and manageable way.
Feedlounge http://www.feedlounge.com/ Feedlounge
Subscribe to feeds (RSS and Atom) from your favorite web sites and enjoy the most powerful and elegant web-based feed reading experience ever created.
FeedLounge supports importing (and exporting) OPML files from popular feed readers like BlogLines, NetNewsWire and FeedDemon so moving to FeedLounge is a snap.
Have the need, the need for feeds? Sign up now and you'll be 'Lounging in no time - just $5/month.
BlogBridge : Blog and (RSS) feed aggregation http://www.blogbridge.com/ BlogBridge : Blog and (RSS) feed aggregation
Free and open source - and it runs on Windows XP, Mac OS X and Linux.
BlogBridge is a Java based RSS reader and aggregator that finds blog items based on keyword input and category topic. It caters for users who subscribe to a large number of RSS feeds and blogs, and helps organise feeds into guides and folders. Users can create SmartFeeds to filter feeds based on keywords, dates, ratings and other criteria, as well as create and share custom feed tags.
FeedPile http://feedpile.com/ FeedPile
RSS Feed Sharing For Everyone.
Enter the URLs of the sites you want to aggregate and they are all displayed in a single blog at a permanent URL.
web 2.0
Social Bookmarking Sites as Aggregators http://www.shambles.net/pages/learning/ict/favourites/ Many (ALL?) of the Web 2.0 Social Bookmark sites have the function of an RSS Feeds/Reader.
This is a list on Shambles ...
RSS Readers for Specific Computer Platforms http://allrss.com/rssreaders.html RSS Readers for Specific Computer Platforms
Windows | Mac | Linux/Unix | Cross-Platform | Web-Based | Blackberry | Pocket PC | Mobile Phones | e-mail |
List fof RSS Readers at the Google Directory http://tinyurl.com/nv0p List fof RSS Readers at the Google Directory .. probably one of the most comprehensive lists.
RssReader http://www.rssreader.com/ RssReader - free RSS reader is able to display any RSS and Atom news feed (XML)
RssReader is FREEWARE, which means that you can freely copy the original installation package without any modifications and give it away to all of your friends.
RSS Info : Readers http://blogspace.com/rss/readers RSS and Atom files provide news updates from a website in a simple form for your computer.
You read these files in a program called an aggregator, which collects news from various websites and provides it to you in a simple form. But what aggregator to use? Here are some choices.