Stories tagged "rssmeme"

The foundation of RSS is in its syndication (the second 'S'). A feed, published from one location, can be read in a different location, whether it be a feed reader, a blog widget, a lifestreaming application or any number of aggregation services...

One month after the Google Reader team added the capability to add personal notes to shared items from RSS feeds, it hasn't been entirely clear whether this feature has been a tremendous success, a dud, or somewhere in between. But Benjamin Golub, author

RSSmeme actually evolved, and continues to grow, from a very simple thought: Wouldn't it be cool to tally up how many times a news post is shared in Google Reader and make a list of the most popular articles?

From the page: "RSSmeme, a project that has been described by our own Mark Hopkins as a “less colorful competitor” to the recently re-launched ReadBurner (a service which, we should note, was also purchased in March 2008 by Mashable editor-in-

Curious how many people are using Google Reader notes? In the last 24 hours 4527 new stories have entered into RSSmeme. Of those stories 1059 of them have at least one note attached. Across those 1059 stories are 1202 notes produced by 584 unique us

SheGeeks runs down both service to see which works best for your news fix.