Posts Tagged with ‘rss’

Apparently, Feedo Style, an app that allows you to include RSS and ATOM feed content on your web site, has decided to take matters into their own hands and sell the product outright using an auction on eBay .
With Feedo Style, you can style your own widget, include virtually any content that has an RSS feed, and if you want to buy the whole company, bidding starts at $5,000.00 USD. According to the auction text, the sale will include the [...]

I had a chance to catch up with FeedBurner employee, Eric Olson. Eric is responsible for cultivating relationships with bloggers, blog networks, podcasters and a wide range of independent and commercial publishers, making him a prime interviewee to look at here at Profy. During our conversation, I found out a little more about the service that so many of us use daily, the reasons behind its success, and the founding principals behind it. To me, the level of customer support, [...]

We received an invitation to check out the new features at Veoh, so let's see what is up at the popular video community.In case you don't know, Veoh is a unique community for distributing TV and video content. The Veoh player software enables users to distribute full screen TV quality video via broadband connection to sites around the world. Anyone from major movie studios to desktop PC users can broadcast their video over this secure platform.
According to out newest information, Veoh [...]

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 feeds. Some use their browsers (Safari, Firefox and the [...]

First there were few. Then there were millions. “They” are known as blogs, the now ubiquitous pages where people tell all, tell nothing, and comment on news as often as they make it. We can be fairly certain that they’re here to stay, don’t you think? I do, but how, oh how we track them all? Well, luckily for you, you can probably skip over a great deal of them, if only to keep your sanity. But you can occupy [...]

There are so many RSS feed readers available nowadays. What makes or breaks them? I think the answer is the unique features they provide. It doesn’t matter if they are web- or desktop based. The most important aspect is whether or not they give us an excellent experience while we use them. 
I have come across an excellent piece of RSS feed reader that not only helps you to subscribe to RSS feeds. I am talking about Gritwire. What’s cool about Gritwire is [...]

Anothr is a Skype RSS Robot. Before today, I’d never been able to appreciate why anyone in their right mind would want to be automatically notified by Skype, when a website updates. But to tell you the truth, it’s incredibly useful! I can get a direct Skype notification, the second that Profy updates! Of course, if you’re a long-term, dedicated reader, you might know that Anothr was first discovered over a month ago by our very own 2cworth. A good [...]

Do you own a blog that tells a story? Don’t you wish there was a way for you to publish your story in an orderly manner? Well, with Feedcycle, you can control how frequently your feed will be delivered to your readers.
As for me, I think that this might going to be a great feature for clever Internet marketers who have newsletter series that they want to distribute for free. Just imagine how cool it is going to be if [...]

Reading blog entries and other news sources could be a daunting task. Especially when you have to go through them one by one. There are a lot of free RSS readers available in the world wide web nowadays to help you subscribe to those RSS feeds. But there’s one more problem, how you are going to subscribe to your favourite websites’ RSS feeds, if they don’t have any?
Don’t you wish it was possible to create RSS feed for just any [...]