Google introduces RSS feeds for their automatically compiled news

“The Atom format and protocol builds on earlier efforts to establish an open, extensible, interoperable, and clearly specified framework for Web-logging applications.”

server side personal RSS (and Atom!) aggregator

Place items and headlines from any RSS or Atom enabled site (or del.icio.us) onto your site, no programming or required. It can use either JavaScript, PHP, or an IFRAME as the inclusion method. Get no ugly ads, and use ANY feed!

a collaborative web based feed aggregator

Universal Feed Aggregator in Python

Show RSS (or Atom!) on any Web page with no coding or software installation needed

“people access documents written in a markup language that have been published on a Web server with a software application. If this seems familiar to you, it should. It’s called Web browsing and has nothing to do with syndication”

FeedBurner enhances your current RSS or Atom feeds in a variety of ways that YOU control, while simultaneously providing personalized usage and trend statistics that describe how your feed is being used

Webmonkey gives an intro to Atom feeds (Isn’t webmonkey going away?)

“I had heard good things about BlogLines, so I thought I would give it a spin. I didn’t plan on switching, but I did: that’s how good it is.”

What’s really stunning about XSLT is that it provides the same get-out-of-jail-free card to every single user of every XML-based document format on the Web.