Feeds

Let’s face it, if you are the sort that does a lot of traveling, then getting your latest travel rates just makes sense. From the looks of things, Orbitz appears to get this.

Rocketboom is probably among the most popular video podcasts riding on top of an RSS feed that are available online.
Andrew Baron and Amanda Congdon spend three to six hours per day to shoot, edit and splice together this 3 to 5 minute video show, in which news, technology, public events and a good dose […]

If you want to promote your RSS feeds there is only one way to accelerate the time it takes for your potential readers to find out about you: make your RSS feed information available in as many RSS directories and search engines as possible.
The RSSTop55 contains over 120 RSS search engines and directories where you […]

Hey all of you CSI fans! If you are into this show half as much as my sister-in-law, then you are going to flip when you hear this! As it turns out, CSI has their own RSS feed! It’s true, folks. Now you can keep up on the latest CSI gossip from the comfort of […]

Apartment Ratings, as it seems one of the leading appartment rentals search and ratings online services in the U.S., just launched their extensive RSS content delivery program, enabling end-users to subscribe to a variety of feeds to receive updates on when new appartments matching their interests are available for rent. Much to learn from this example …

So you are looking for a news feed on a specific subject, but are unsure where to start? It’s not for a lack of trying, after all you have exhausted every RSS feed source you could think of…but have you thought to look at this resource? The name is ‘The Feed Directory‘ and has more […]

OK, how many of us can seriously sit there and say that we will remember to check those movie times? Not many of you, huh? Eh, don’t sweat it folks. It is a rare day that I think to look before I find myself heading out to the theaters as well.
Thankfully, we live in an […]

If you are someone who enjoys staying up to date on the latest movies in the theaters, coming out on DVD or just what the latest reviews are, then you need to check out Movies.com.
Using their provided RSS feeds, the user can stay updated without having to scour their site or other Websites that are […]

Mark Harrison points out that a new RSS feed is now available on MSDN for SharePoint Portal Server information - cool! It looks like it’s updated when new articles are posted on MSDN, which means not frequently – but all the more reason to have an easy way to know when they’re published without having […]

John Battelle noticed that Overture is experimenting with ads in RSS. They seem to be testing in smaller feeds only. From John’s post:
This is what I’ve been on about for some time now - the inclusion of a major ad network play[ing] in RSS as a step toward the monetization of RSS, and […]

USA Today now has RSS feeds for most of their content, if not all. See the feeds here.

Sony decided to jump on the RSS bandwagon with RSS feeds for their artists. You can find the eleven feeds (why only eleven?) here. Hopefully, as time passes, more artists will be added.
Actually, there are twelve feeds. One artist has two, one for news and the other for tour information.

I have been waiting a long time for Halo 2, and now that it’s out, it looks to be an incredible game. I did not wait in line last night for the midnight release (I came very close though), but tens of thousands of people did.
How do I know that? Check out the Halo […]

Engadget, part of the Weblogs, Inc. Network, has added some new features and improvments.
Section feeds, though previously available, now have a more visible link on each section page. There is also a new feed for the “Ask Engadget” section.
We’ve mentioned this a couple of times before, but in case you’re new around here, […]

Something I’ve been pushing to get for some time has been RSS feeds for WMPlugins.com - the source for add-ons for Windows Media Player 10. I’m happy to give a little early announcement :). Now if you’re running a Player/Digital Media enthusiast site, you can easily add a small HTML file that displays […]

Adam Kalsey had a crazy idea and turned it into reality.
I’m not sure exactly how, but at Gnomedex a goofy idea was floated. We were talking about weird RSS feeds and I mentioned a spam feed. It’s just goofy enough to be clever, and now it’s a reality. You can subscribe to a feed of […]

For the past few days, our Amazon RSS feeds were acting wonky. After reviewing the extensive Web Services literature, I decided to hand it off to someone far more capable: Tom Pohl. He’s saved my digital bacon more than once, and so I’ll be giving him half of this quarter’s revenues derived from those Amazon […]

If you go to Feedster’s More page, you can find these feed URLs:

MP3 Enclosures
All Enclosures
Video Enclosures
Picture Enclosures
Calendar Event Enclosures
Bit Torrent Enclosures

If you have an enclosure-enabled feed reader, you can tell it to download enclosures in feeds automatically. If you really want to get fancy, you can use a program like Azureus to scan the […]

A few weeks ago, I wrote about how MSDN had stopped providing full text feeds. After an outcry from the blogosphere, changes were made and people seem to be happy. The underlying problem, however, is still there.
Jon Galloway has a good summary of what happened and what needs to be done.
After a lot […]

I take the weather to my feedreader with RSSweather. It can now also be done with WeatherClicks.