The probloggers who know what RSS is, just sit back and enjoy the presentation. It is one of the best attention grabbers I saw, and it gets the message clear and shiny.
This is for you:
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This article was originally meant to be about a wonderful new service I discovered lately – Bloglines.com. But, then I watched the video you all just did, and it really speaks for itself.
Why choose Bloglines over Google Reader? Well, for me there are three reasons:
I must tell you, Bloglines is currently the favorite tool on my blogging routine. Give me my cup of tea in the morning with a side of Bloglines and I’m a happy man.
Bloglines is an online service and opening an account is free and fast. One of the main advantages for me is that it gives me the freedom to check the latest news and posts from any computer. I can be at home, at the office or wherever, if there’s an online computer available I can be on top of every blog I’m following within minutes.
Ads are nowhere to be seen, and the interface is clean and simple. It really gives you a feeling of a no b/s serious service.
Enjoy your blogging people!
- Alex
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Instead of using a feed reader like Google Reader, I subscribe to the feeds by email. GMail allows you to set up filters that will categorize and archive the messages that are covered by the filter and keeps the mailbox clean as all the incoming feeds are categorized and placed separately.
I can check the feeds out, this way, even after a few days if I can’t find time to, when I receive them. Without worrying about having to scroll over each of them if I selectively want to mark many as read instead of marking all as read. Its easier in a mail client.
Have a Great Day…
Inspirit
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That is also a way.. Although email subscription in not my cup of tea, I know many people are using it.
That’s why it is recommended to add a ‘Subscribe by email’ besides your RSS.
Cheers!
Ok that video was awesome and made everything as clear as I could have hoped for ;o)
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That’s great Phil!
I’m glad it was helpful to you. See you around.
Hey – great video – I didnt really umderstand until after I watched this. I will have to check it out a few times again though. Takes me a while to get into new stuff, but when I get there I dont forget it.