A few days before NewsGator inked a partnership with the Japanese company DAC. It, NewsGator released its latest version of its widget platform, Editor’s Desk 2.1 [Source].
Features improved include:
1. A redesigned user interface.
2. It has New templates.
3. A more simpler and streamlined procedures for creating widgets.
NewsGators widget allows businesses – in particular brand and media companies – to build, deploy, and track widgets.
NewsGators widgets platform enable business and on-line publishers to engage its readers by using social media and newsGators Web 2.0 syndication productst:
1. RSS Readers
2. Widget Framework
3. Community Publisher
4. Widget Ads
Even without the widget ads and speaking …read more

The sharing fever seems to be spreading. And this sharing of information that has been started by FriendFeed seems to grow and grow. And now we have FriendFeed for financial information – yours. Mashable’s Stan Schroeder has posted that Gezeo has introduced a new service that is personal financial equivalent of FriendFeed. Its called Friend and Feed.
And the idea behind seem twofold:
First, to create a financial lifestream. This is done by selecting certain financial events. The lifestream will enable its creator and user to monitor incomes and expenses.
Second, to share this lifestream with friends so that the creator can …read more

One often hears the phrase a river of information. And indeed most informations flows like a river specially if one were to subscribe to an RSS feed. But what makes bathing or fishing in the river worth it? And it is what is in it. So it is with an RSS feed. And the RSS feed of Cherwell Newspaper seems to be potentially interesting. But Cherwell is not a mainstream newspaper but an independent student newspaper of Oxford University. The online version of the paper was called Cherwell24 now its just Cherwell.
So what makes Cherwell interesting?

Will Quazion be the AllTop for Technology news? According to Quazion’s website at present it has 12,000 readers and has more than 40,000 page views each day. This RSS Reader and Aggregator gets and serves up the latest posts/news from the most widely read and accepted technology blogs [Source].

Residential house plan designer Donald A. Gardner Architects, Inc has introduced RSS feeds for home plans update [Source]. The service will allow subscriber to the feed to get the latest home plan updates from the site. Here is the link to RSS subscription page.
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Chicago, Illoinois-based online Attorney-Client Matching (ACM) services provider LegalFish has began to aggregate rss feeds legal news and made it available to consumers [Source]. The news is source from RSS feeds of three sites: Law.com, LexisNexis, and CNN Law.

When you see a good idea or an important discussion you mention it. I came across this post, What’s acceptable when aggregating RSS feeds?, at aidanf.net. The post tells us of debate that involved Damien Mulley, Maman Poulet and Something.ie about aggregating RSS feeds. By the preceding links all point to posts debating on the issue.

Deciding whether to bring your umbrella or eat an open sandwich today. One way is to look out at the window and figure out from the cloud formation and temperature whether it would be sunny or wet. Another way would be to subscribe to the weather RSS feed of your city or town from WeatherBug.

Blogs are good information dissemination tools that cannot be doubted. And it is quite nice to feature blogs like that of the US Library of Congress. The blog covers a wide array of topics like blogging, copyright and news. And the RSS feed is a full text.
And here is another interesting RSS feed from the Library of Congress.

Top Travel expert Peter Greenberg makes it easier for travelers to learn of travel deals using RSS feeds. Greenberg offers the feed through his website, Peter Greenberg,which is also complemented by forum. Both applications for the services were provided by hospitality Web 2.0 marketing solutions firm Travelscream Technologies.