The Genecast News Service is a news aggregator. It is collecting news and weblog updates 24 hours per day, from around the world. If you have a newsfeed that's not already available -- just add it.

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About CompleteRSS

CompleteRSS was started with one thing in mind - unlocking the enormous potential of RSS by making it easy for end-users and content publishers to find each other. We are dedicated to pushing RSS into the mainstream by making it well understood, easy-to-use, and supportive of the personal and business interests of the community.

End-users that visit CompleteRSS quickly learn how to put RSS to work for them at work, home or school. They come back over and over again because it is easy to find new feeds and search for items of interest. End-users also appreciate access to enticing RSS feeds that some publishers make exclusively available through the site.

CompleteRSS provides publishers with the best platform to launch and promote RSS-driven content to a broad demographic audience. The site's inviting appearance and ease-of-use makes CompleteRSS the first stop for anyone looking to evaluate, subscribe and search the latest and hottest feeds. Beyond a free directory listing, several promotional options are available to maximize exposure for any feed.

CompleteRSS was founded by a close-knit team of professional business managers, software developers, and Internet enthusiasts who believe RSS will herald a new way to work the web.
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On Jan 26, the Gujarat state was rocked with a devastating earthquake. We at i3Connect, decided to help in someway. After some brainstorming, we decided to launch an information portal to distribute information about the earthquake. We used php-nuke, an information portal, which we use to run GyanQuest.net to create i3Connect.org.

Our site mission statement talked about what we were trying to do -
While, there were several news sites and information sources where the media news was being reported, the scale of the tragedy would prevent the reporters to get much specific beyond major trouble spots such as Bhuj and Ahmedabad. But there are numerous small villages and towns all over the district of Kutch and the state of Gujarat that we had no news.

There were good chances that reporters will not get to each of these places to report the news of people dead or alive and their needs. Most of the news that was available from these remote places were from the individuals who have been able to reach out to their relatives or friends.

Still there are hundreds of thousands of us who are waiting to know ANY news about our loved ones. We think it is very important for the individuals to have a channel to publish whatever information they have about their area, their neighbors or about their own self. This will help others derive some information about their loved ones who are not able to reach out.

i3Connect.org achieved limited success, due to the fact that others also tried to do similar things but we could not co-ordinate our news gathering and the user could not find the information about their particular relative and news in that small town of Kutch. In the end, it was a lesson in humility, with all the technology at our disposal and all the talk about how the Internet as a medium of communication - we were let down by information which was scattered all over the Internet and no way to bring them together.

As we looked back, we needed a system that would let people post information anywhere on the Internet and that information is shared among different portals or web blogs. The poster can post on any site on the network and this is available to other sites on the Internet. In a sense, we went back to the past and borrowed a page from the NGOID project.

What it does is pretty simple and is illustrated using a simple example.
Posting a link or article to a news item would allow an item to be used by any other portal/web blog. If a person did not have a favorite portal, they could post it directly to the NGOID News. Also, if your site supports an RSS(XML) feed, you can add it to the News Network database.
By doing smart searches and filtering the information from the NGOID database, users could get the information that is important to them.

What the NGOID News Network want to do is to create a network to support distributed journalism, where every observer could participate as a journalist. We are a long way off from this goal but with this small step, we are on our way. Please support us by helping this project in any way you can.

Source Forge
We use resources from Source Forge to run this project and would like to thank them for giving back to the community.

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rocketinfo

Mission

"To be the leading provider of relevant RSS information, search, and publishing solutions."

Rocketinfo's corporate mission means that it is the RSS company of CHOICE. Rocketinfo will offer "best of breed" technologies, products, solutions and services to its customers, partners and their consumers. Furthermore, Rocketinfo will deliver value to its shareholders and business partners while providing a stimulating and progressive work environment to its employeers.

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RSS & Atom are increasing popular formats for syndicating news and the content of news-like web sites, and personal weblogs.

NewsMob works with your existing Desktop, Palm, Pocket PC, and Mobile Phone web browser, sync or live, to provide you access to your favorite RSS & Atom Newsfeeds, anytime, anywhere.

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Technorati is the authority on what's going on in the world of weblogs.

What is a weblog? A weblog, or blog, is a personal journal on the web. Weblogs express as many different subjects and opinions as there are people writing them. Some blogs are highly influential and have enormous readership while others are primarily intended for a close circle of family and friends.

The power of weblogs is that they allow millions of people to easily publish their ideas, and millions more to comment on them. Blogs are a fluid, dynamic medium, more akin to a 'conversation' than to a library — which is how the Web has often been described in the past. With an increasing number of people reading, writing, and commenting on blogs, the way we use the Web is shifting in a fundamental way. Instead of being passive consumers of information, more and more Internet users are becoming active participants. Weblogs let everyone have a voice.

Technorati is a real-time search engine that keeps track of what is going on in the blogosphere — the world of weblogs.

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