Tag: aggregation
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News as a social play: Here comes MySpace News! » Terry Heaton’s PoMo Blog
“MySpace is getting into the news business with launch due in early 2nd quarter, according to inside sources and the company’s own sales materials.” News as a social play: Here comes MySpace News! » Terry Heaton’s PoMo Blog
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Using RSS to track the politicians you cover
Megan Taylor, an online journalism student at the University of Florida*, has been reviewing RSS feeds from newspapers like the New York Times and Washington Post this week. She points out a feature I hadn’t seen yet in the Post’s Congressional voting database: RSS feeds on every member of Congress full of their votes. (Thanks…
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Google Reader > NewsGator
Switching aggregators again. I always feel compelled to explain myself when I do this, as if all the people I talk to about RSS are looking over my shoulder while I read my feeds. NewsGator Online has been slow on and off, well, forever, and a couple weeks ago, when I saw them testing AdSense…
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Google Reader
Google’s RSS aggregator gets a facelift, suddenly becomes useful. Really, it’s not bad at all. Try the list view. This makes headlines a bit more important, since I can scan them. Very gmailish interface. Google Reader
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Feedjack – Feed aggregator powered by Python and Django
Totally interesting and useful way to present a river of RSS to readers. Feedjack – Feed aggregator powered by Python and Django
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myEarthLink Reader
New RSS feed reader from EarthLink – Dave approves, so it’s worth a look. myEarthLink Reader
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It was the best of MyTimes…
I haven’t seen it for myself yet, apparently not being one of the chosen 5,000 beta testers, but the New York Times aggregator/personalized news page called MyTimes is live. Reviews, analysis, and gripes are up at TechCrunch and PaidContent, including screenshots for the curious. It looks like a flawed but good effort from what I…
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‘NYT’ MyTimes Homepage Launches — For 5,000 At Least
Looks like the NYT’s personalizable news aggregator is in beta… ‘NYT’ MyTimes Homepage Launches — For 5,000 At Least