What's in your RSS Feed list?

Just thoguht I'd ask...

I use the Pluck reader. It's been pretty good so far and it''s in my price range. I keep a few news feeds and a Fark feed along with feeds from (in no particular order) Infoworld, cnet, activewin, neowin, MSDN, MCP mag, IT Papers, WinXP Expert Zone, wininsider, computerworld to name a few.

How'bout you folks?

i posted elsewhere im a newbie to rss - but i dont think id want an app at all ...  why not go to the sites in a browser... or make your own personal portal...  even a frames holder with links to all the stuff you want to watch - like my www.winnews.com ?

The only part i find interesting about rss is to be able to publish stuff from other sites in a portal..
-again for lack of better example - above link.. id love to have winbeta.org & channel9's rss live in the center..  just havent figured out how to do that..

1. open frontpage
2. go to channel 9
3. click the rss button
stare.......

I use Newsgator (http://www.newsgator.com/).  It's not free, but I like it for 2 things.

1) it has a nice "Outlook Today" like page that shows up in Outlook 2003.
2) it can read/reply to NNTP.  That comes in really handy when you're not a fan of Outlook Express

I'm still stuck on the RSS feeds.  I'd like there to be some sort of feed that tells you about upcoming events in your town.  I found http://www.upcoming.org, but its all public and no many people know about it.  So the quality of the events isn't too high.

Anyone know of any good "What's up in your hood" RSS Feeds?

Sean

I use www.desktopsidebar.com for all my rss needs it does a lot more which you can find out about on the site. It just sits on the side of your screen (and is moveable) but the only thing is it resizes all new programs screens (you know, like when I maximumize Internet explorer it doesn't go all the way to the edge of the screen it goes all the way to the edge of desktop sidebar(so that you can still see it) that is also a good thing) As well as being able to fit in anyone's budjet (FREE) and able to have it running all the time from startup to shutdown is really good for me if I am bored of working I just read the headlines I see. It can read .klip rss and xml feeds.

My News feed sites include:
Activewin, Neowin, The Register, Slashdot, 3D gamers, CNN, Foxnews, Newyork times, CNET NEWS, MSDN, Beta News, Channel 9 (Of course) and a whole lot more.

I'm using SharpReader. It doesn't seem to have a website of its own but the author has one.

My list...

Joel on Software
Secure Coding mailing list
IRhetoric - Karsten Januszewski web log
Channel9
MSDN Blogs
Space.com
roBlog dot org
MSDN: Security
SecurityFocus Vulns
SecurityFocus News
CNET News.com
Quotes of the Day (quotationspage.com)
Dictionary.com Word of the Day
Wired

... and others.

Regards

Oh, by the way, are there any RSS feeds from Technet? I haven't found any to date but I'd love to have a feed for Technet Security.

Here's SharpReader's site: http://sharpreader.net/

You might find this site interesting, its all about who's reading what blogs:

http://feeds.scripting.com

i have mostly friends sites....tech news, videogame news sites....if anybody honestly gives a rats * i could send them a list....or a few of them are listed on my website...

Ever heard of exporting OPML? Basically it's the "list" of what feeds your subscribed to.

Gadget blogs galore!

www.gizmodo.com
www.engadget.com
www.gadgetmadness.com
www.smartphonethoughts.com
www.pocketpcthoughts.com

and of course...

www.freeafterrebate.info
www.slickdeals.net

Just thought I'd chime in with what I use for rss.

http://www.bloglines.com

Its a free web-based rss tracker.  This makes it nice because I have access to my blogs from work and home without having to install software or sync them up.

They have some precanned feeds but you can just specify the feed manually to get the others.  I did that for channel9 and it works great.

My feeds are mostly from microsoft bloggers from
ASP.NET site because it is the greatest help.

I am a blogger.com fan but my favorite right now is RssReader.  Its free just like the SharpReader. 

Do you want your own wiki is RSS?  Why don't you download and try my easy to install program or the ASP code at this site   Enjoy!

KevinClement wrote:

Just thought I'd chime in with what I use for rss.

http://www.bloglines.com

Its a free web-based rss tracker.  This makes it nice because I have access to my blogs from work and home without having to install software or sync them up.

They have some precanned feeds but you can just specify the feed manually to get the others.  I did that for channel9 and it works great.

Another vote here for RssReader!

Not only do I use bloglines (because I can be working on any one of up to 6 PC's) but they provide a way of getting my feeds into my blog to create my blogroll automatically. Rory, is very high on my daily radar scan.

I've beenusing Pocket Rss to check things out on the go.

Don't visit many blogs yet, but currently I'm using a blog OPML file and a news OPML file that I hacked up.

BTW, for those bloggers that are looking for THE blogs to RSS daily, check out Seth Godin's BullMarket 2004 eBook.  It has a long list of must read blogs.