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FeedDigest Feed Digest 2007 coming along

We’re big supporters of Peter Cooper and FeedDigest and I use it on several of my sites. My partner Adrian Hanauer and I even put a small bit of money into the company through Curious Office because I believe in Peter and his entrepreneurial spirit. Try it out! Allow me to just plagiarize his site and tell you all the good reasons you should play with the system:

Show items from feeds on your site
Want a headline bar? Want automatically updating content? You got it.
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Mix multiple feeds into a single feed
There are too many reasons why you might do this!
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Keep your site updated constantly
With Feed Digest, your site can seem more alive with regularly updating content.
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Show off your del.icio.us items
Syndicate del.icio.us links onto your site
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Create a news “dashboard”
Build pages that present all the latest news on any topic you like
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Let others syndicate your blog
Give your fans code to link from their own sites to your latest blog posts.
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Foreign language / Unicode support
Multiple alphabets and character sets in your feed items? No problem.
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Digest to Cellphone
View your feeds on any WAP-capable cellphone.

March 16, 2007 | Filed Under Start-ups 

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