Graham English

Posts Tagged ‘feeds’

My Favorite Audio Sites

A friend recently asked me for the list of feeds I read to keep up with the audio world because I’m always sending him the coolest stuff. Until now, I’ve kept it a closely guarded secret. But I figured we could collaborate and you could share some of your favorite audio sites in the comments.

Google’s Duplicate Content Filter And Your FeedBurner Feed – What You Should Know

It seems that with the infiltration of spam sites and splogs into Google’s search index, they came up with a duplicate content filter to solve this problem. These spam sites use automated tools to scrape content from other websites with the hopes of creating keyword dense pages that rank high in the search engines and [...]

The Easiest Way To Get News On All Your Favorite Musicians

Web site earFeeder scans your computer’s music library and creates a customized RSS feed for your newsreader with news related to the artists in your music library.

Think Your Senators Work For You?

Here’s how to hold them accountable. RSS feeds for all senators votes.
Checks and balances with technology. Absolutely brilliant! read more.

The Problem With Summary Feeds

You’d better have a good headline or I’m not going to visit your site. And if I do visit your site but the rest of the article isn’t as good as the headline, then you’ve lost me. I’ll only make that mistake once and then I’ll probably unsubscribe.
Best practice is to provide full feeds and [...]

Men’s Health Rocks!

I’ve been reading Men’s Health off and on for many years now. But when you add their RSS feed to the mix, look out!
BTW, it’s strange that I haven’t posted about fitness until now. Or is it?
The reason I say it’s strange is because it’s such a big part of my life. I have a [...]

It’s Not So Bad

Climatecrisis.net has RSS! Feedburner no less. Pretty impressive guys.
And their ten things to do pdf is completely doable. In fact, I do some of them now and can easily do a lot more.
Phew. Maybe there is hope after all.
Seriously. Go see An Inconvenient Truth tonight.

Check Your Feedblitz Syndication

If you’re using Feedblitz to syndicate your feed via email, make sure you are subscribed to your own feed. For some reason Feedblitz choked on me for a couple of days. Nothing seemed to be wrong. Green lights all the way. But it choked anyway. And my subscribers missed what I thought was my best [...]

The Web 2.0 Awards and Keotag

I got two great links from Steve Rubel today.
First is The Web 2.0 Awards. Over 300 Web 2.0 sites in 38 categories.
Second is Keotag. The first thing I did was grab the tag feeds for “graham english”. It’s a slick way to keep track of what people are saying about you on the internet. And [...]

What is RSS and Why Do I Care?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) allows you to syndicate or subscribe to the feed of a website, blog or almost any media content online (not just articles, it can be music, video or almost any digital media). So instead of having to go visit each and every website to read the latest content, you can use [...]