Gorgeous, but complicated. I may have to give it a shot.

It's a simple way for you to get to your favorite websites and organize them any way you'd like.

There seems to be a trend lately of posts regarding RSS overload. A lot of people are complaining about being overwhelmed with their Google Reader, and some are even advising for you to stop using your RSS reader altogether. I say, hogwash. Do something about it and take back your Google Reader. Now is the time to reclaim it.

Cloudspeakers, founded in 2007 by Chris Bol, is a music aggregator of links to legal audios, videos and reviews. All these links are matched with the MusicBrainz Database.

full text feeds actually does lead to more page views, though understanding why is a little more involved. Full text feeds makes the reading process much easier. It means it's that much more likely that someone reads the full piece and actually understands what's being said -- which makes it much, much, much more likely that they'll then forward it on to someone else, or blog about it themselves, or post it to Digg or Reddit or Slashdot or Fark or any other such thing -- and that generates more traffic and interest and page views from new readers, who we hope subscribe to the RSS feed and become regular readers as well.

NoseRub only defines the social network and some basic content types like media, links, micropublishing and text. You can now add all your contacts to a NoseRub network and aggregate several social networks into just one.

Twones is a music service and a new way to store, organize, find

BlogPulse is a window into the blogosphere… open it daily to discover the people, issues, blogs, posts, commentaries, tidbits and news that bloggers are discussing.

The core question a portal needs to answer for a user is “How do I find the information I need?”

Why should I post my photos, blog entries, interesting websites, etc. when I already have a flickr/delicious/digg/twitter account? It just didn’t make sense.

Tracking the top videos from Atom Films, Break.com, Daily Motion, Google, iFilm, Metacafe, Myspace, Revver, vSocial, Yahoo, and Youtube

RSS is about to go mainstream

validation?

Check out podcasts before you download

Great read on RSS

Cory's take on the Beeb opening up

Yahoo Media RSS - whoa!

latest blog entries, latest flickr photos and latest del.icio.us bookmarks in one place

RSS feeds for your mobile device