Some of you have raised us the need to be able to read our web from the mobile. Voilá! Our web for mobiles still is in an early step in its development, but we’re improving it little by little, as you are demanding more contents for your mobile device. At this moment, you can read the news of Economiajoven.net thanks to RSS feed.

New free RSS Directory, free feeds catalog

Google has released two new features for its RSS reading product, Recommendations and Drag-and-Drop.The Discovery recommendation feature suggests new sites a user may wish to read based on current subscriptions and browsing history. Google has previously offered feed bundles based on subjects, but this is the first time it has offered customize

A continuous search engine that lets you track new content (events, books, blog posts, news, new music releases, DVDs, podcasts, videos and/or photos) related to your interests. You can get your results on the site or via RSS.

The Primary Care Electronic Library (PCEL) is a project from the University of London that provides a database of more than one thousand internet sites relevant to primary care, each site is indexed using clinical terms from MeSH and SNOMED CT, thi allows the linking of clinical information using RSS.

How many RSS readers does your blog have? (your biggest blog - if you have more than one) This is the question for this week’s reader poll currently running in the sidebar.

This is an Image rich step by step Tutorial saying how to integrate Twitter & Facebook status update on your [Java script disabled] wordpress.com blog. You can use it on either your wordpress.com blog,self hosted wordpress blog or any where else if you have RSS support. [No additional widgets or downloads]

The Internet has clearly changed my reading habits. I’m reading more and more sites, with more and more articles to read, every day. Thankfully, the invention of RSS (Really Simple Syndication) has provided me with a much easier way of getting to these articles – I dread to think how keeping up could be done with old fashioned web browser bookmark

The Internet has clearly changed my reading habits. I’m reading more and more sites, with more and more articles to read, every day. Thankfully, the invention of RSS (Really Simple Syndication) has provided me with a much easier way of getting to these articles – I dread to think how keeping up could be done with old fashioned web browser bookmark

The other day I came across the new FeedM8 widget that basically turns your web based blog into a mobile blog and not only that but they also pay you if a user subscribes to your feed. Im impressed..