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  1. Re:I think this domain says it best... by randallpowell · · Score: 1 · on Future of Internet News?

    http://www.newsisfree.com/

  2. Two good RSS directories of which I am aware by Paul+Bain · · Score: 4, Informative · on Cool RSS Feeds?
    Recently, on a mailing list (cms@lists.cms-forum.org), NewsIsFree was recommended as offering categorized RSS links, and Syndic8.com was also mentioned in this vein.

    Keep in mind that it is increasingly likely that Atom will kick RSS's butt, at least as long as Dave "the Whiner" Winer continues to control RSS and to refuse to improve it. Indeed, the primarily reason that Atom exists is that Winer refused to allow any improvements to RSS. If I were you, I would investigate Atom (and Atom feeds) rather than spend time on that which is likely soon to become thrown into on the rubbish bin of history.

  3. Bloglines by sitcoman · · Score: 4, Informative · on What is Your Favorite RSS Reader?
    Bloglines.com is a great RSS aggregation service, which handles as many RSS feed as you want, lets you sort and search them, and makes it really easy (compared to others) to add any feed you find on the Net. It's free and of course it's available on any OS. It also means that you never miss an update when you're away from your home PC.

    And as a cherry on top, they have apps for all 3 major OS's that work with the website to notify you of updates when you're not using your browser. I don't personally use these helper apps though, so I can't vouch for them.

    In summation: you should check it out, it's great!

  4. News from the top source by mcgroarty · · Score: 1 · on Keeping An Eye On Total Information Awareness
    The best (most up to date, and most clearly-spoken) source of information on this is Federal Computer Week.

    More specifically, if you're into RSS (and if you're a geek, you are) - check out the Homeland Security Feed.

  5. Re:There's a whole lot - and you can have them too by raulmazda · · Score: 1 · on New Linux News Portal - LinuxDailyNews

    I use newsisfree.com to glob together the headlines from my usual news sources. I migrated there shortly after geekboys.org died.

  6. Lots of feeds at newsisfree.com by Nissyen · · Score: 3, Informative · on Where are the RSS/RDF Feeds?

    There are lots of feeds available from newsisfree.com. They have a comprehensive list of feeds either created by the news providers or generated by newsisfree.

  7. Lots of feeds at newsisfree.com by Nissyen · · Score: 3, Informative · on Where are the RSS/RDF Feeds?

    There are lots of feeds available from newsisfree.com. They have a comprehensive list of feeds either created by the news providers or generated by newsisfree.

  8. Real time headlines by mkrus · · Score: 1 · on More Links And Reports On Terrorist Attacks

    Hi,

    I run a news portal site called NewsIsFree. I put together a page showing all headlines about the events, updated every 15 minutes.

  9. Real time headlines by mkrus · · Score: 1 · on More Links And Reports On Terrorist Attacks

    Hi,

    I run a news portal site called NewsIsFree. I put together a page showing all headlines about the events, updated every 15 minutes.

  10. Re:Any advice on replacing My.netscape functions? by mkrus · · Score: 1 · on Evolution Of RSS

    try NewsIsFree

  11. Re:How to find RSS? by mkrus · · Score: 2 · on Evolution Of RSS

    You might want to try my site: http://www.newsisfree.com/

    If you're tired of MyNetscape, it offers over 1400 news sources you can arrange in boxes as you like.

    NewsIsFree also exports most of them many formats such as many RSS flavors (for use with Radio Userland, Headline Viewer or AmphetaDesk, but also JavaScript or HTML easy integration on your web site.

    Also, check out this page, for a list of other RSS providers.

  12. Re:Alternatives? by mkrus · · Score: 1 · on Netscape Says No RSS 0.91 For You

    Try out NewsIsFree. 1400+ news feeds you can arrange on your customized pages...