Posts Tagged ‘readburner’
The gang over at Readburner today announced a new tinyURL service called BurnURL which like other services will shrink url’s to sites that have long web addresses making it easier to share, tweet, and use all those new micro services that limit the amount of characters available. Now with BurnURL that is where the comparison [...]
A day after I got the awesome chance to be a guest on readerburner weekly live! I was also given the honor of throwing a guest post together for the readburner blog. The post was created out of a discussion we had on the show about using google shared items to get your stories from [...]
Just wanted to take this time to thank Drew and Adam for allowing me to come on Readburner Weekly Live! and talk about a few topics as well as talk about the new widget they are pushing out in the next week for everyone to throw up on their blog. If you missed the live [...]
Hey everyone I just wanted to put a post up letting you know I will be a guest on this weeks episode of Readburner Weekly Live so make sure you jump on the call over at talkshoe tonight at 10pm eastern/7pm pacific. I am a big fan of the show and look forward to being [...]
I am a huge user of Google Reader, Shared Items, Linkblogs, and so on and have been really happy with services like RSSmeme and Readburner that are taking users shared items from google reader and making some great sites in the social news arena…better then sites like digg and mixx in my opinion. My issue [...]
One of my favorite sites these days is Readburner which takes users linkblogs or Google Shared Items (video of how it works with google reader)and creates a kind of digg like/social news site where you can see whats hot in the blogosphere. A few months back creator Alexander Marktl announced he was closing the service [...]
I am a HUGE google reader fan and use it daily and hourly on top of that. I recently started sharing items that I found going through my hundreds of feeds and creating a linkblog that could be shared to all my readers. Google reader helps me fuel my rss and information addictions but of [...]