Feed me

ByVanessa Tan

I just discovered that Yahoo allows users to import their favourite RSS feeds (beta), which will be displayed on their personalised homepage alongside the usual news headlines. Cool.
In other news, Reuters have just announced they are publishing their headlines into RSS format as well. View the full list here. Not just that – they are also syndicating news videos via RSS.
Google meanwhile are holding on to their Atoms (more about Atom here). And here’s the latest version of Blogger. Its new templates look rather prett. More info over at Stopdesign.
[Update: Feedburner has a service that translates Atom into RSS.]
[Update 2: Introducing the GoogleBlog.]

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