Web+2.0+RSS

The Commoncraft video
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Have your content delivered to a reader

 * [|Google Reader]
 * Introduction to Google Reader media type="google" key="5980861656829941065&hl=en&fs=true" width="400" height="326"
 * Signing up, Adding Feeds, Navigating Reader (in 5 minutes) media type="youtube" key="Ltttw5yORv8" height="344" width="425"
 * [|Bloglines]
 * [|FeedDemon]

Have content aggregated on a page

 * [|iGoogle]
 * [|PageFlakes]
 * [|NetVibes] (e.g., [|Michael Wesch's Zeitgeist page])

Have content emailed to you

 * feedmyinbox.com

Things that can be subscribed to:

 * blogs
 * wiki history
 * podcasts
 * [|google alerts] (can be fed to email for Web 1.5 types)
 * [|google blog search]
 * [|news feed]
 * [|flickr] feed
 * [|youtube] channel feed
 * blog comments
 * social bookmarking feed (either a user or a tag or a user's tag)
 * [|twitter] stream



Good starting point
This file has a bunch of feeds that you might like to subscribe to. You can import the file into Google Reader or any service that supports the ODML standard. Here's how.


 * 1) Save this file to your computer. Save it, don't open it - it looks like gobbledygook. [[file:Starter.xml]]
 * 2) Login to your Reader account at http://www.google.com/reader
 * 3) Click Settings (at the top right)
 * 4) Click Import/Export.
 * 5) Click Choose File, navigate to where Starter.xml is saved and double-click on it.
 * 6) Click Upload.
 * 7) Once the subscriptions are imported, click Back to Google Reader.
 * 8) You should see that the subscriptions show up on the left organized into folders called blogs, del.icio.us, Education etc.

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