Thy News

Thy News - helps you find and share news you like. Create a page easily by searching for news sources you trust and arranging them on your page. Now you can easily scan the latest headlines for news that looks interesting. The news will be updated from the source everytime you visit the page, the headlines will always be the latest. Once you find an interesting article, you can share it via one (or more) of the sites by clicking the sites icon

Guzzle: web-based RSS reader

Guzzle reads hundreds of feeds every second to get you the latest news about stuff you care about

JISC Netskills previews animations for Web 2.0 beginners

"Busy lecturers, researchers and administrators need look no further for straightforward advice on using Web 2.0 technologies, as JISC Netskills previews the first in a series of short, snappy Web2Practice animations. The first five of eight animations, covering social media1, podcasting, RSS feeds, collaborative writing and microblogging are now available online. These animations adopt a fast and easy approach to understanding how new technologies can enhance everyday working practice and will be followed by the rest of the set in early August 2009." - This is about RSS:

FeedMingle

FeedMingle - makes lives simpler for web designers/developers, feed readers, bloggers, or just anyone who wants to merge two or more RSS / Atom feeds into one. It mixes all the feeds provided and creates one RSS feed, Atom feed, JSON feed, and a html widget to simply paste into your website or blog

Reblinks

Reblinks - RSS to Email Gateway, written by Randy Charles Morin

jumbra

jumbra - Use jumbra to share your feeds from other sites with everyone. Instead of dealing with many feed URLs and having people subscribe to each one, you can combine them all into one. Others will see everything from your other site feeds... and best of all, you can add new feeds to your list and your combined jumbra feed will update automatically

FSIS launches RSS Feeds and Web 2.0 tools to enhance food safety awareness

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) today launched a set of RSS, or Really Simple Syndication, feeds for news and recall releases. Additionally, FSIS is making available a new capability to bookmark and share food safety content on personal and publicly shared Web pages