This is the second of two posts on using FeedDemon to track blogs and website feeds efficiently. If you missed the first post, go back and read it now. Google Reader is adequate for organizing your blog reading, but … Continue reading
Are you looking for an efficient way to follow blogs without filling your inbox with e-mail subscriptions? Look no further than FeedDemon, the desktop RSS reader. I’ve been using it for months now, and I love it. I’ve mentioned it … Continue reading
FeedDemon is still the best way to follow multiple blogs, in my opinion. I’ve written about it in previous blogs here and here. Just after I posted my last rave about FeedDemon, I got an e-mail from Newsgator saying there … Continue reading
Update (7-30-09): Since I posted this, Newsgator has made some changes in how they do things. There will be a new version of FeedDemon that can sync with Google Reader, but it is not clear to me at this point … Continue reading
In a previous post, I talked about RSS Feeds and Google Reader. See that post here. Since then, I’ve further evaluated feed readers, and I’ve decided to use NewsGator‘s desktop companion, FeedDemon, to monitor the 40-plus blog feeds I am … Continue reading
On one of the online groups I belong to, someone asked, “What are feeds and how do I learn to use them.” Not a direct quote, but close. This person had tried to find answers on the Net, but she … Continue reading