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» Roll your own news in RSS from Cutting Through...
Courtesy of Steve Rubel, here's an ingenious way of turning non-RSS enabled news sources into RSS feeds, using GoogleNews and Gnews2RSS. Exceedingly useful for keeping up with those sites that haven't got around to smelling the coffee and turning... [Read More]

» Another Tweak for Search Feeds from Weblogg-ed - Using Weblogs and RSS in Education
(via Cutting Through ) Steve Rubel at Micro Persuasion adds a bit of a twist for getting RSS feeds from news sources that don't already have them. [Read More]

» Mark Fiore needs an RSS feed from New Media Musings
At tonight's Online News Association get-together (more on that later), I hooked up with Mark Fiore, the brilliant online cartoonist whom I've interviewed twice for OJR. I pulled Mark aside after his presentation and said he needed to get an [Read More]

» Mark Fiore needs an RSS feed from New Media Musings
At tonight's Online News Association get-together (more on that later), I hooked up with Mark Fiore, the brilliant online cartoonist whom I've interviewed twice for OJR. I pulled Mark aside after his presentation and said he needed to get an [Read More]

» Google News Feed Generator from RSS in Government
Unlike Yahoo, Google has had a long standing resistance to offering RSS feeds for Google News queries. In the spirit of pre-existing Google News to RSS hacks, Justin Pfister has now created "gnewsfeed." Filling out a form converts a Google news query ... [Read More]

» Google News Feed Generator from RSS in Government
Unlike Yahoo, Google has had a long standing resistance to offering RSS feeds for Google News queries. In the spirit of pre-existing Google News to RSS hacks, Justin Pfister has now created "gnewsfeed." Filling out a form converts a Google news query ... [Read More]

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