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| Subject: | A shared netvibes-like page | |||
| Author: | chrisl : view profile | all posts by this author | add to favourites |
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| Date: | 16:30:07 19 September 2007 | |||
Hi Lawrence,
We use www.feedraider.com for this sort of thing. You can create pages of categorised feeds that are open access for your colleagues. You can group feeds by source, or display them in a 'river' format.
Go see!
c.
On 11:17:42 19 September 2007 LawrenceLadomery wrote:
I want to share a personalized page featuring a number of RSS feeds with my colleagues, asking them to bookmark the URL. I don't mind if this page is accessed by others.
I've tried netvibes and iGoogle but they don't seem to simply publish a page that is open to the public. The former has a sharing function but it seems to require user registration.
Does anyone know of a site that is more 'open' in this respect?
Thanks.
A shared netvibes-like page, LawrenceLadomery, 19 Sep 11:17
A shared netvibes-like page, IlseMarshall, 19 Sep 15:51
A shared netvibes-like page, chrisl
, 19 Sep 16:30