Category: blogs_rss

Google has updated the privacy settings on its Reader RSS offering to make it easier for users to select which of their friends can …

Maybe Barack Obama should consider picking Kevin Rose as his running mate. The presumptive Democratic nominee pulled out into first place on Twitterholic’s …

Six Apart today announced the release of Movable Type 4.2. The latest iteration of the blog publishing platform marks the introduction of Movable Type Pro (MT Pro), which adds content …

Yahoo! has revamped its social bookmarking site Delicious with increased speed, an overhauled search engine, and an upgraded interface, the company said Thursday.

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When the news first trickled down about AOL’s freeze on various Weblogs, Inc. properties, most media outlets (ourselves included), suspected that the move had something to do with …

If you’ve ever wanted to give your own personal introduction to one of your favorite Web sites (or perhaps your …

Leave it to Om Malik to break the news on this one (with James Kendrick following at a close second, naturally). The ever-expanding GigaOM network announced that it …

Some of my closest friends use Twitter, some prefer Jaiku for its features, others use FriendFeed because it’s trendy, and others prefer …

Rojo, which called itself “the best free RSS and Atom feed reader,” is planning a “life change.” In a …

An new study, conducted by Elaine J. Young, associate professor of marketing and e-business management at Champlain College in Burlington, Vt, is revealing how both …

It’s the middle of the night, and you have a burning post to make on Twitter, but it’s down–again. Twitter has …

Thousands of people are posting new messages to Twitter every moment, and depending on how many people you’re following, you might …