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Saturday, August 02, 2003
NewsGator Case Study: Triple Point Technology
Wow! NewsGator + MovableType + SharePoint RSS feeds ...(via Jon Husband's Wirearchy) [Roland Tanglao's Weblog]
3:09:58 PM
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Custom Feeds
Adrian Holovaty has custom RSS feeds. Nice innovation. As I begin to scale the number of RSS feeds I subscribe to, I am starting to think that I need multiple "news" pages. One for general reading and others for filtered feeds (based on keywords) that will prevent me from missing critical information in the general page (it "flips" very quickly).
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InfoWorld.com updates
... the news gang have started a team blog at http://www.infoworld.com/techwatch/. Excellent! [Jon's Radio]
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REDpaper: "Publishing for the Little Folks" [Daypop Top 40]
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The blogging process and building community
Dave Pollard has written a piece on the blogging process that's making its way around. You can tell by the number of folks that have his flowchart diagram embedded in their posts (I'll spare you). More interesting to me was the stuff after that about enriching the communication medium. This is part of the stuff that's left to do, and it's a big space. Together with Julie's experiences with MovableType, it makes me realize how far this new medium can and will go. [Ted Leung on the air]
5:38:16 AM comment [] trackback []
Wow! NewsGator + MovableType + SharePoint RSS feeds ...(via Jon Husband's Wirearchy) [Roland Tanglao's Weblog]
3:09:58 PM
comment [] trackback [] Custom Feeds
Adrian Holovaty has custom RSS feeds. Nice innovation. As I begin to scale the number of RSS feeds I subscribe to, I am starting to think that I need multiple "news" pages. One for general reading and others for filtered feeds (based on keywords) that will prevent me from missing critical information in the general page (it "flips" very quickly).
[John Robb's Weblog]My custom feeds include the headline, full text and permalink from the 5 latest entries that include a word or phrase of your choosing. This lets you filter which Holovaty.com content you get. To access a custom feed, use the URL convention holovaty.com/rss/filterstring, where "filterstring" is the word or phrase you want to require in each entry... A few examples:
- holovaty.com/rss/washingtonpost.com -- last 5 entries including "washingtonpost.com"
- holovaty.com/rss/site+review -- last 5 entries including the words "site" and "review"
- holovaty.com/rss/"site+review" -- last 5 entries including the exact phrase "site review"
- holovaty.com/rss/"auto%20refresh" -- last 5 entries including the exact phrase "auto refresh"
3:00:09 PM
comment [] trackback [] InfoWorld.com updates
... the news gang have started a team blog at http://www.infoworld.com/techwatch/. Excellent! [Jon's Radio]
5:47:04 AM
comment [] trackback [] REDpaper: "Publishing for the Little Folks" [Daypop Top 40]
5:42:44 AM
comment [] trackback [] The blogging process and building community
Dave Pollard has written a piece on the blogging process that's making its way around. You can tell by the number of folks that have his flowchart diagram embedded in their posts (I'll spare you). More interesting to me was the stuff after that about enriching the communication medium. This is part of the stuff that's left to do, and it's a big space. Together with Julie's experiences with MovableType, it makes me realize how far this new medium can and will go. [Ted Leung on the air]
5:38:16 AM
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