Free Post Atom RSS - the forgotten productivity tool that still works David Yates: “Damn. If only there was some system which allowed you to follow updates to blogs and websites you care about in a manner that ensured you never missed
Free Post aggregation A first look at Apple News It’s interesting to note that it has a “For You” option, just like [Apple Music](http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2015/07/apple-music-curation-discovery-algorithems.html). That suggests we’ll see
Free Post criminals Feedly criminally DDoSed in extortion scheme RSS reader service Feedly has been down for most of the day: 2:04am PST – Criminals are attacking feedly with a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS). The attacker is trying to extort us money to make it stop. We refused to give in
Free Post business models Feedly goes pro Encouraging news this morning. Feedly – my RSS reader of choice in this post-Google Reader age – has launched a Pro plan. Well, semi-launched one, anyway. Pro accounts will be $5 per month from the autumn, but 5,000 people can buy lifetime Feedly pro membership
Free Post feed readers That's all she read: Google Reader RIP Google Reader last night: Google Reader this morning: You know, I thought I’d mourn, but I’m actually enjoying the revived ecosystem of apps and RSS Readers. It makes me wonder what other innovation is being stifled by Google’s dominant position.
Free Post blogging Rekindling the RSS fire? A quick addendum to last night’s post – a quick cut of the analytics data from my blog shows Feedly and the Old Reader emerging as growing referrers over the last couple of weeks. I am really enjoying seeing the range of readers emerge
Free Post admin Remember: Google Reader dies in 48 hours… If you’re reading this post in Google Reader – or an app that syncs with Google Reader – the you have around 48 hours to find a replacement. Google Reader dies on Monday. I’ve just written a post for NEXT Berlin outlining some options
Free Post feed readers My Google Reader replacement: Feedly I was on a bus in London on Friday, on my way to a meeting at City University, when I saw this tweet from my co-visitor there, Paul Bradshaw: Still haven’t settled on an RSS reader to replace #googlereader – Netvibes doesn’t seem
Free Post feed readers Twitter can't replace RSS Laura Hazard Owen, writing for Paid Content, identifies why the “social media has killed RSS” idea doesn’t apply to many of us: The best thing about Google Reader, from my point of view, is that it allows me to scan a lot of
Free Post feed readers RIP Google Reader - you were too niche for Google's love Sometimes, checking your news reader before you hit the sack is an error. Last night was one such night – because I flipped through articles to find that Google is killing off Google Reader. For many of you, this will mean little or nothing. But
