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BusinessWeek has added a nifty tool to their site that I wish everyone had - a custom feed generator. Simply enter the terms, tickers, etc. and you'll get a feed to your liking. I used this tool to set up a feed for all articles by Carmine Gallo. He writes about how to make your presentations sing.
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very very interesting, hopefully, there will be more feed customizable in the furue.
Posted by: Stan | Monday, December 25, 2006 at 07:51 AM
I think the whole issue of feeds and how to manage them is going to get a lot of attention this coming year. There's been talk of "training" rss readers to identify the stories you are most likely to be interested in, but reading habits change by the day, so this is a dangerous tack.
But how to manage 200+ feeds? It's something I'm tracking closely.
Some guy called RSSonate has some good bookmarks on this issue.
http://del.icio.us/RSSonate
Posted by: ggwfung | Tuesday, December 26, 2006 at 03:46 AM