Google/FeedBurner To Tackle Scraping?
When FeedBurner announced that it was being bought out by Google last month, several things were immediately clear. First, it became clear that the owners of FeedBurner were going to receive a $100...
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The FeedBurner Question
When I started Plagiarism Today approximately two and a half years ago, FeedBurner seemed like a Godsend. Not only was it a powerful way to track your feed’s usage, but it was also an easy way to...
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RSS in the Mainstream Media
For all intents and purposes, RSS is still an extremely new technology. Bloggers, often viewed as being on the cutting edge of such things, are still struggling to determine how to best use the tool to...
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The Long, Painful Demise of Google Alerts
With the recent closure of Google Reader affecting so many die-hard fans of the service, questions have been raised about what Google services are next. Much of that speculation seems to be pointing to...
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Google: Will You Please Kill FeedBurner?
With the recent news that Google is ending Google Reader, there’s been a great deal of talk about how much Google services can be trusted. After all, Feedly, the seeming heir apparent to Google Reader,...
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FeedPress: An Alternative to FeedBurner
In 2006, I was singing the praises of FeedBurner, calling it a powerful too to stopping splogging and scraping. By late 2007 though, that status had become more dubious and, by this year, I had pulled...
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