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Kevin Burton's Feed Blog (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008
Google is showing Feedburner redirect URLs in their search results. They’re using the link: http://feeds.latimes.com/~r/topoftheticket/~3/408704356/palin-couric.html which is a Feedburner redirect URL which they use in RSS feeds to help in tracking. Google owns Feedburner so it’s a bit embarrassing that they’re making such an obvious mistake. This might be distorting the stats for the LA Times. Feedburner...
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ReadWriteWeb (Free subscription) | 26/09/2008
Blogging is a fast medium, that's one of its advantages over traditional media. There are bloggers who specialize in reporting fast about breaking news on a wide variety of topics. Most of those bloggers use Google's RSS publishing technology FeedBurner as a middleman to deliver their posts to subscribers and capture analytics. If FeedBurner decides to take its sweet time in delivering the news, that's...
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UK Libertarian Party (Free subscription) | 26/09/2008
To help us get a better idea of the traffic to this blog, we're going to be redirecting the RSS feed through to FeedBurner. This will complement the basic statistics that we already get using Google Analytics. With luck, existing RSS subscribers will notice no change whatsoever. However, should anyone lose feed, please drop a reply to this post. Thanks.
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Bwana.org (Free subscription) | 25/09/2008
I’ve recently moved Bwana.org’s RSS feed to utilize Google’s Adsense for Feeds program which allows advertising embeds within your RSS feed. I was reluctant at first since I didn’t want to hand over control of my feed to FeedBurner. Anyway, after I got a setup with Adsense for Feeds, I ran into [...]
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AppzDrive.com (Free subscription) | 25/09/2008
Hi, can anybody tell, i am using a blogger beta version. i use feedburner as feed url too. now i want to submit my sitemap to google. whaT SHOULD be my sitemap?
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Brian H. Madsen (Free subscription) | 24/09/2008
I’m moving my RSS into another feedburner (rather than the former FeedBurner.com) so please, re-subscribe to my RSS: http://feedproxy.google.com/brianmadsen Reason for the change is pretty simple – FeedBurner was bought by Google and since then most of the services i used to have available to me has been closed or doesn’t work any longer (such as keeping count of my subscribers, frequently see it...
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The Web Hosting Show (Free subscription) | 18/09/2008
So you want to gain a little more information about your FeedBurner powered feed? There are several free tools from around the Web that will allow you to do just that. Here are three out there that Google hasn’t provided to FeedBurner users yet. Blog Perfume’s Feed Analysis With the toolset that Blog Perfume is providing, you [...]
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Cartoon Barry Blog (Free subscription) | 17/09/2008
Daily Search Coverage: Google loves blogs. Google's fake http errors. Google disabled a site command feature? Live Search is updating. Get me a ten out of ten with AdWords. FeedBurner opens up FeedProxy. Stop the ad blending! Yahoo loses two more employees. Search Engine Roundtable Topics: Google Still Loves Blogs, Says Matt Cutts Google Webmaster Tools Generating False HTTP Errors Google Disable...
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Search Engine Roundtable (Free subscription) | 17/09/2008
In case you didn't know, you can upgrade your Feedburner URL to feedproxy.google.com. However, some people noticed that feedproxy.google.com is actually disallowing robots.txt -- odd, huh? In fact, the problem has been breaking some feeds. Fortunately, Google has been paying...
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StillSecure, After All These Years (Free subscription) | 09/09/2008
One of the things I am most proud of regarding my blogging is the Security Bloggers Network. What started off as an idea has now grown to over 175 blogs with a Feedburner/Google combined subscriber base of over 70,000! By...
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Daily Blog Tips (Free subscription) | 08/09/2008
As you probably know, a couple of weeks ago Google decided to open AdSense for feeds to all publishers, and by doing so they also started the migration of Feedburner feeds to their own servers (Google acquired Feedburner a while ago, that is why). In other words, people that wanted to start using the AdSense for feeds feature would need to apply for a migration, and get their feeds changed from feeds.feedburner.com/feedname...
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Google Operating System (Free subscription) | 07/09/2008
Migrating FeedBurner to Google Accounts hasn't been a smooth process and the new FeedBurner doesn't look very promising. Last month, Google officially launched AdSense for Feeds and asked those who want to join the program to "burn" their feeds using FeedBurner. If you were already using FeedBurner, Google provided an email address where you could contact a Google employee to manually migrate your...
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Smashing Apps (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
webtoolkit4.me presents their first icon set which consists of 18 icons. This set aims at bloggers as the icons represent some of the most used web applications such as: blogger, delicious, digg, facebook, feedburner, flickr, google, lastfm, linkedin, netvibes, newsvine, rss, stumbleupon, technorati, twitter, wordpress and yahoo. Icons come in 4 sizes, 62×62, 48×48, 32×32 [...]
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Design Bump - Popular news (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
webtoolkit4.me presents its first icon set which consists of 18 icons. This first set aims at bloggers as the icons represent some of the most used web applications such as: blogger, delicious, digg, facebook, feedburner, flickr, google, lastfm, linkedin, netvibes, newsvine, rss, stumbleupon, technorati, twitter, wordpress and yahoo. Icons come in 4 sizes, 62×62, 48×48, 32×32 and 24×24 in PNG format....
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Business POV (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
The company that made RSS famous was was bought by Google for a reported $100 million this past February. The company's co-founder here shows his true start-up mentality: doing some rapid-fire riffing on hiring, roles, revenue projections, etc.
