Linkempfehlungen (weekly)

• Page2RSS – Create an RSS feed for any web page

  tags: feeds, generators, weekly

  • It is a service that helps you monitor web sites that do not publish feeds.
    It will check any web page for updates and deliver them to your favorite RSS aggregator.

• How to Create an RSS-Enabled, Micro-Blog with Twitter | Think Vitamin

  tags: twitter, microblog, weekly

  • By combining Twitter Search, Atom feeds, hash-tags and PHP, you can create an RSS-enabled, micro-blog using Twitter and be up and running in less than 10 minutes.

• SuggestRSS: Super Simple New Feed Recommendations – ReadWriteWeb

  tags: feeds, recommendations, weekly, opml

  • To use SuggestRSS, export your reading list from your feed reader and you’ll get an OPML file on your desktop. Upload that file to the SuggestRSS website and it will do a simple comparison. People who like what you like also like these things you don’t have. Simple as that. Amit Agarwal found and blogged about it first, among people we know.

• louisgray.com: Feedscrub: Cleanse The Dirt From Your RSS Feeds

  tags: feeds, totry, tools, filters, weekly, articles

  • Feedscrub is a clever filtering system for your RSS feeds. It acts as a spam filter for your RSS feeds. With this system, you train it based on your content preferences. This application now allows me to still stay subscribed to the feeds I otherwise would have unsubscribed from ages ago.

• CopyGator – Catching duplicate content & plagiarism in the Blogosphere.

  tags: feeds, copyright, duplicatecontent, weekly

  • This is a free service designed to monitor your RSS feed and find where your content has been republished in the blogosphere. We automatically notify you when a new post of yours is copied to another feed, we also build an overview page you can view to see how/when/where your content is being duplicated, quoted or plagiarized.

• Feed43 : Convert any web page to news feed on the fly

  tags: tools, feeds, weekly, generators

  • This free online service converts any web page to an RSS feed on the fly.

Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.