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Introducing FeedTier
I’ll try and keep it simple. I’m sure that you can instantly recognize the small orange icon with “RSS” written on it, as seen on many web sites now-a-days. This orange icon links to a web feed or...
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Video Tutorial of Feedity with Yahoo Pipes
Google Alerts notified me of a nice video tutorial which highlights building a custom data mashup using Yahoo Pipes with Feedity (there’s even a pre-built Webpage-to-RSS pipe which you can clone and...
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Web 3.0, the final frontier?
Let’s take a quick tour. The first-generation web, Web 1.0 (prior to 1998), with its text-only web pages, centered around the “web browser” (application host). Web 2.0 (2002-2007) is centered around...
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Government web sites should focus on RSS, not redesigns
A new paper from researchers at Princeton University suggests that government agencies should abandon the dream of developing fancy or usable web sites, and instead focus on providing raw public data...
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New Features: Editable Titles, and Text Extraction
On popular demand, we have introduced two new features for Feedity users, as part of our version 2.2 release: Editable Feed Titles: Premium and Pro plan users can now edit and change the title of the...
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How The News Flows
Lately, the blogosphere has been echoing with questions over the possibility of a trend that could suggest that RSS is gradually empowering the back-end (server systems) just as well as the front-end...
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