288 posts tagged feedreader
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Brief Adds Lightweight Browsing to Live Bookmarks [Featured Firefox Extension]
http://lifehacker.com/ 390351/ brief-adds-lightweight-browsing-to-live-bookmarksWindows/Mac/Linux (Firefox): Brief, an in-browser RSS reader for Firefox, adds a clean Google Reader-type feed reading interface to your browser, and makes Firefox's default "Live Bookmarks" system far more useful.
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ABA TechShow 2008 - presentation materials available
http://dcbalpm.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 13/ aba-techshow-2008-presentation-mater…ABA TechShow 2008 - presentation materials available Posted in ABA, ALM, Adobe Acrobat, Amicus, Apple, Blogging, Blogroll, Career and Job, Copy Right, DRM, ESI, FRCP, FindLaw, LPM Section, Lexis-Nexis, Marketing, Meeting, Microsoft, Mobile device, Notice, PCLaw, PDA/SMARTPHONE, PDF, SEO, Sponsor,
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Brief - RSS Reader for Firefox Dynamic Bookmarks
http://www.ghacks.net/ 2008/ 05/ 13/ brief-rss-reader-for-firefox-dynamic-bookma…The concept of RSS or newsfeeds in general seemed quite appealing to me the moment I first heard (or read?) about it. But I never managed to find a possibility of utilizing them in a way I liked. I tried standalone-readers like FeedReader, and since I am a FF-enthusiast, I tried Firefox extensions
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Quick Post: Heat Mapping and Monthly Blog Data
http://doteduguru.com/ id211-heat-mapping-monthly-blog-data.htmlI just wanted to share some quick data from a board of trustee’s committee presentation that I made yesterday. Two specific slides stood out as something I thought would be neat to share. (Click on the images for larger versions) Heat mapping Heat mapping is a great way to visually see where traffic visiting your site clicks.
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Bearing a mention...
http://www.ahow628.com/ 2008/ 05/ bearing-mention.htmlNot only can you get to my blog from http://www.ahow628.com, but all the links will point to there. So if you wanted to go to my most recent post, you would link to http://www.ahow628.com/2008/05/star-wars.html instead of http://60inchesofhdgoodness.blogspot.com/2008/05/star-wars.html.
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Blogging For Beginners: Understanding RSS
http://www.profreelanceblogger.com/ 2008/ 05/ blogging-for-beginners-understandi…Something I’m often asked to explain to those interested in blogging or maintaining a blog is “what is RSS”? If you’re using Internet Explorer or Firefox you will notice in the address bar of this blog that there is an orange RSS icon to the right of the address bar.
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Are you a Stat Ho? (link love)
http://cecworship.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 12/ are-you-a-stat-ho-link-love/Do you find yourself distracted during dinner because you want to see your hits for the day? Do you put off using the bathroom because you are playing with technorati? Do you click other peoples sitemeter buttons to make yourself feel better?
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Quarantine Tweets and Feeds
http://www.programmersparadox.com/ 2008/ 05/ 12/ quarantine-tweets-and-feeds/I enjoy Twitter and I think I’m addicted to Google Reader. It’s become a game for me to make sure that I get the number showing my unread stories down to zero. Both make it very easy to follow someone, and once you do, if you’re like me, you end up following them forever just because you’re lazy and don’t get around to removing them.
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Tropposphere
http://viv.id.au/ blog/ ?p=1717Ken Parish of Club Troppo has just introduced what he calls the Tropposphere. The Tropposphere is a Clayton’s feedreader of selected news, opinion, and analysis. The aim is to aggregate the “best or most popular” Australian blogs who “consistently publish interesting posts” (as judged by the Missing
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Brief - RSS Reader for Firefox Dynamic Bookmarks
http://softratty.com/ article/ db25bbf328e40275dcea7ab5b1b1da45The concept of RSS or newsfeeds in general seemed quite appealing to me the moment I first heard (or read?) about it. But I never managed to find a possibility of utilizing them in a way I liked. I tried standalone-readers like FeedReader, and since I am a FF-enthusiast, I tried Firefox extensions
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