What site can you subscribe to multiple RSS Feed Readers with one account?
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multiple rss feeds with one account? I don't think there are any that would limit you!\n\ntry http://www.google.com/ig \n\nyou want to use different readers?.... sure you just have to subscribe from both readers!\n\n\nUPDATE:\nI think you want a way to keep all your feeds 'bookmarked'....\n\nyour browser can bookmark a feed, (ie calls it a favorite, I think)\n\nall the cool feed readers do it by default!\n\nI use hundreds of feeds, and my reader checks for updates automatically.\n\nUPDATE: your e-mail address is not validated in answers, so I can't respond to your mail!!!
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Both My Yahoo! and Google use RSS feeds which seems to work well. It is used to refer to the following standards:\n\n    * Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.91)\n    * RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0)\n    * Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0)
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try this one http://www.multiguestbook.com/start/?LANG=US
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If you have a PHP-enabled Web site, you could build an app that sends you an e-mail when the buildDate attribute is different than the last time the rss feed was saved.\n\nIn fact, this sounds like a great new project for me to demo. Thanks for the idea! I'll get right on it; check my blog for the code in a day or two.\n\nUPDATE: The project is done and ready for download:\n\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-NVb99sQ4RK5BVgIbxdcQdcRtfT8-?cq=1&p=33
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take a look at hot scripts. They have a large area of free scripts, from ASP to PHP (depending on the programing language fro your site). There are a bunch of free RSS feed scripts out there.
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Firefox can read RSS feeds, but in addition, there are two great RSS you can use with it to get everything you need. They're called "Sage" and "Wizz" and both are available from https://addons.mozilla.org/?application=firefox  (and Firefox from http://www.getfirefox.com ).\nGoogle also has a decent on-line reader at http://reader.google.com . Not the absolute best, but you'll have access to it anywhere.\n\nHope that helps.
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You have to subscribe to a newgroup service.\nUsually your service provider will have a contract with one of the newsgroup services and provides you access to that one through their service but downloads may be limited.\nYou can also purchase access through http://Giganews.com\nor another Usenet provider.\nyou might want a dedicated newsreader that is better than Outlook.\ntry http://newsbin.com this reader does it all.
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I'm a big Firefox fan, but I have to admit, reading RSS via Firefox isn't very fun.  I do most of my casual RSS reading using Yahoo toolbar for Firefox to add RSS feed to my My Yahoo page.  http://toolbar.yahoo.com/firefox\n\nFor more serious research or tracking of RSS feeds, I like OnFolio which is a free standalone client that lets you gather information from multiple feeds, as well as search it.  http://onfolio.com\n\nIf you're adamant about reading your feeds in Firefox, check the aggregators available on http://addons.mozilla.org.
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RSS = Really Simple Syndication\n\nWikipedia is a good place to find out what it's all about ...\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS_%28file_format%29
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You can do it by converting the feed into segment movies, and saving those off, and then generate rss linking to those. But pretty bad way of doing it. RSS is not made for streaming.
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Try Readers digest\nb
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then just login as a different user. you can have more than one account. i have 3 now and used to have 20
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Netvibes!\nhttp://www.netvibes.com\n\nUsing this excellent start page, I can, on one page, view updates to all of my OTHER favorite sites, such as:\n- Diggdot.us\n- Ajaxian\n- NY Times\n- Science Blog\n- MAKE: Blog\n- A List Apart\n- Yahoo! Answers!\n\nNetvibes is a news aggregator, which means that it displays news or updates or any type of RSS feed from multiple sources at once. To learn more about RSS: http://www.webreference.com/authoring/languages/xml/rss/intro/
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If the websites provide RSS feeds, then you do not have to pay to display the articles.\n\nI can help you further if you tell me what languages you know... do you know any PHP, and will you be able to use it on this new website?
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try subscribeforfree.com
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Using an RSS agrigator (some content management systems have this built in), you can use any RSS feed from the web.\n\nIf you are not a programmer, you could try some of the free options from various vendors such as BBC, New York Times, or the Washington Post (links below):
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You can get it on your desktop with a Windows program like RSS Bandit (link below), but you can also add RSS feeds to your My Yahoo! page, your Yahoo! 360 page.\n\nIf you have a Google account, you can read RSS feeds in Google Reader (link below).