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allows you to create one or more personal or business feeds

Instantly publish an RSS feed. Simple, but seems to work. For a more feature-rich edge feeder, take a look at FeedXS.

Create RSS feeds without a blog or website and track your hits and clickthroughs. create a blog widget from a feed and display it on your site. By clicking the "MySite" button, your readers can then add the widget to their sites too.

1#RearchBuzz.catches the contents of a feed into one uberfeed that doesn't expire.set some limits on it - delete the oldest item if there are more than x items in the feed or delete the oldest item if it's more than x hours old . remove items after following their links.

FeedShake can merge, sort and filter multiple RSS, Atom feeds and Podcasts. Just write the URLs (complete addresses) of your feeds above, separating each one with a whitespace. (include "http://")

Blend a group of feeds into a single feed. Very easy to use and works reliably. You can also import an OPML list and blend the feeds together. A well-designed site and a great service. Alternatives include Feedshake and FeedDigest.

Complete service for mixing, filtering and republishing RSS feeds. Merge multiple feeds or output your feed items as HTML, Javascript, WAP or PHP. There's also a support forum if you get stuck. Overall, a very nice tool for managing your feeds. If you just need to blend a few feeds into one, FeedBlendr is a simpler option.

FeedoStyle has also introduced a new business model, with four different account types.

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PopMarks is a tool, one button, for Blogger, WordPress and TypePad that can do many things: Social Bookmarking, Read or Subscribe to RSS feeds, searching, translating... as you want.

If you've got unruly RSS feeds, we've got your back. Feed Rinse is an easy to use tool that lets you automatically filter out syndicated content that you aren't interested in. It's like a spam filter for your RSS subscriptions.

Ponyfish is a FREE web-based tool that allows you to create your own RSS feeds from almost any web page.Creating a feed is FREE. And you don't even have to create an account to use it.

This post tries to tie together all the bits in the release of the Aggregator API, and provides a place for developers to comment, ask for help, report problems, etc. This post tries to tie together all the bits in the release of the Aggregator API, an