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"Using Yahoo Pipes

Web managers: Here’s how you can use Yahoo Pipes to create custom content feeds and data mashups. Possible uses:

* Create a single RSS feed that combines information from national, state, and local health agencies
* Create your own H1N1 specific RSS feed by filtering your general news feed for H1N1 related stories.
* Create embeddable widgets of your H1N1 content and offer them to your local partner organizations. "

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"RSS is an incredibly useful way for journalists to keep track of beats by watching what is being published online, whether on news sites, blogs, Twitter, saved Google search terms, etc."

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"In particular, in this demonstration I'll show how it's possible to use a pipe that either you yourself, or someone else entirely, might have already built, within a new pipe of your own."

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We can pull one or more of these feeds into the pipes environment by creating a new Yahoo pipe and then using the Fetch Feed block from the Sources area of the left hand side bar:"

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"Twingly Channels will bring a new era of news discovery! With a filter on top of the flood of news, we're having a perfect overview of what's most interesting for you right now. Twingly Channels is simply the solution for the biggest problem of the real-time web: information overload."

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ReadTwit scrapes the tweets from everyone you follow and throws any links therein into an RSS feed just for you, with dupes deleted and URL shorteners eliminated. Users are then able to control the display, filter out users, or ban hashtags.

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One thing that I've been arguing since I began this blog is that it is essential for historians to learn how to search, spider and scrape in order to make the best use of online sources.

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Marshall Kirkpatrick on OPML

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As an RSS and news junkie, I’ve been on cloud nine in the past 48 hours because of the excitement surrounding Dave Winer’s rssCloud implementation. In an email this morning, Fred Wilson asked me to explain why this was so special and important. And Dave Winer who has already gone to great length at taking us with him on his journey to unravel this feature also asked me if I could explain my understanding of the impact of this capability.

So, let me try to simply answer the “So what?” of the rssCloud.

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or how stopped worrying and learned to love persistent search

Here's the problem: you want to know when certain things get mentioned on the web, but you're not about to search it every day. Wouldn't it be great if a search could persist over time and alert you when new results appear? Good news--not only is it possible, it's also pretty easy, and by the end of this tutorial, you'll know how to do it.

blog.earth2marsh.com/...easy-way-to-watch-web.html - Preview

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Grouper is a web-based tool for working with RSS feeds.

RSS Manager
Grouper helps you to manage RSS feeds in the following ways:

* Provides a unified interface for subscribing to searches of Google News, Yahoo! News, Feedster and Daypop.
* Keeps a locally cached copy of feeds to reduce the wait when accessing the same feed multiple times in a short period.

grouper.docs.geckotribe.com - Preview

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Become a Knowledge Management Ninja with Google Reader

www.micropersuasion.com/...become-a-knowle.html - Preview

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As a result of this fact the real focus needs to be on filtration not, "I cant handle all this information!" Part of information literacy for our generations will certainly be how to manage the various stream of information coming at us. Designers and engineers will continue to come up with amazing ways to filter information, but what is of most interest to me are the techniques and methods "normal" individuals start to develop as information overload begins to be seen less as problem that needs to be fixed and more of state of being. To quote Shirky we need to ask ourselves...

"what filter just broke?"

www.justinbaum.com/...broken-filters.html - Preview

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Recently, we have been developing a content filtering tool and today we are releasing two variations of it. The first is a collective filter and it can be viewed at:

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6 Ways to Filter Your RSS Feeds

www.readwriteweb.com/...s_to_filter_your_rss_feeds.php - Preview

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We’ve put this page together to provide you with an introduction to PostRank and its features. To get you up to speed there are several tutorial pages with text and graphics, as well as a number of videos.

blog.postrank.com/getting-started - Preview

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Have trouble keeping up with stuff you are interested in?
View them in one place with Lazyfeed, where keeping up with your favorite topics is as easy as checking your instant messenger.

www.lazyfeed.com - Preview

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a dead simple tutorial covering the basic steps you need to take to ensure a rich “Netvibes” experience for yourself.

www.masey.com.au/...netvibes-tutorial - Preview

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Ponyfish is a FREE web-based tool that allows you to create your own RSS feeds from almost any web page.

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Useful for dashboards

eco.netvibes.com/widgets - Preview

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