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Feedburner Finally Moving All Feeds Over to Google: How to Update Your Feeds Without Losing Subscribers

January 25, 2009

ShareIt’s been almost two years since Google acquired Feedburner for $100 million. Since then, Google hasn’t done much with Feedburner except stay out of the way and allow it to grow.
Google is finally moving all Feedburner accounts over to Google. If you use Feedburner and haven’t signed in recently you may want to [...]

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RSS Etiquette

January 25, 2009

ShareI am an RSS junkie. There is no possible way I could ever keep up with all the reading I want to do online without RSS. My preferred reader of choice is Google Reader. It’s fast, clean, easy to use and it’s connected to my gmail account which I’m already logged into [...]

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Google Reader gets a touch-up

December 4, 2008

ShareSince Google Reader was released in October 2005 it has been steadily eating up the RSS reader market share and now pretty much dominates the field.  Why is it so popular?  It’s simply the best RSS reader out there.  It’s fast, intuitive and user friendly.  It just jumped into the fray and started blowing the [...]

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Really Simple Syndication (RSS) in Really Simple English

June 21, 2007

ShareI constantly have clients asking to explain what RSS is, what it does and why they should have it. This usually ends up with a poor attempt to explain RSS with a resignation of, “You just need it, that’s why!”
Fortunately Common Craft has put together a far more articulate video with a simple, easy [...]

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