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As Facebook steps up the press around Facebook Connect this week, much of the discussion in the media trades around the business model for Facebook Connect is focusing on its potential to enhance contextual advertising on Connect-enabled websites.

But while supplemental demographic data and social endorsements will inevitably improve website ad performance in the long run, the real business beh

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Ponyfish is a free service that allows you to create simple RSS feeds for any Web site that doesn't offer one itself.

There are paid options if you want to manage your feeds and add further options. I bought a $24 (£15) per year plan to create a feed for this blog on CNET UK, and you can check out the results (and subscribe!) here.

Let's walk through how you can create a feed, using my blog here as an example. You don't need an account, but a free account is advised.

First, choose to create a feed, then take the URL of the page you want to create a feed for and paste it in the box.

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Google Alerts is one of the most widely embraced services for tracking keywords in Google News, video, groups and in the blogosphere. While it has been incredibly helpful, one feature that was both widely requested and unavailable is the ability receive Google Alerts via RSS Feeds.

Well, as of yesterday, that has changed.

Introducing Google Alerts for feeds, using the feed reader of your choice.

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clipper's remarks: Wow. This service is great. Check it out!

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About xFruits

xFruits is a Web 2.0 service. You do not need any specific learning to deal with it.

It is a free online service offering to every user the possibility of:
- Enriching your home
- Enlarging your blog's functionalities

- Creating, generally, your information system from the RSS feed

XFruits makes possible the Mashup RSS creation in a very simple way thanks to the Composer.
You can assemble the bricks together so as to build your own feed-based service.

"xFruiter" service's users are referenced.

xFruits has been thought of as from its origin to be upgradeable and modular, and thus, to allow a developer's community to take part in the project. Our ambition is to create dozens of new bricks!

XFruits is already available in English, French and Spanish version, a Japanese version will be available soon.

This service is still in Beta, we count on the xFruiters's ideas and suggestions to help the service to advance.

One of the Home's component is intended for collecting your ideas. The most successful ideas will be integrated into xFruits.

XFruits is a service sponsored by the WM company, based in Ajaccio, which is specialized in the CMS on request.
Do not hesitate to contact us: contact@xfruits.com

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Feedity (formerly FeedTier) is a web feeds generator for web pages without an existing syndication format like RSS or Atom. Feedity performs content analysis, picks-up the most prominent cluster of hyperlinks and automatically generates RSS web feeds from web pages without existing syndication. Feedity (beta) is an experimental service and free for personal use.

• Generate
• Blog
• Donate

Web Page Address (URL):

See some examples ... ---------------------------------------- Google Search (for: rss feed) eBay Search (for: wireless router) Topix Search (for: ipod) Brainbox: Australian IT Employment News

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clipper's remarks: My favoured service Feed43.com is down... Maybe this one is okay.

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clipper's remarks: Would be great if it would work with mySpace

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clipper's remarks: Wow, good news. This will bring us some very usefull and interesting features for feedburner!

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clipper's remarks: Seems to be like Feedburner.com