Blogging and RSS: Predictions for 2006 by Kathryn Dawson for Bytestart

Google Mobile - Display customized news, weather, Gmail, RSS feeds and other content on one page on your phone

Insurance Business Review RSS feeds page

American Cancer Society RSS feeds page

PHP RSS Feeder for PSP - Stream MP3's from your PHP server with Dynamic RSS Channels on your Sony PSP 2.6+ with wi-fi from anywhere in the world

ERT - Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation, Greece, RSS feeds page

Thunderbird 1.5 email client has been released with many new features, including Podcasting and other RSS improvements

Blogofy - a customizable RSS feed reader. Create your account for free and train it to look for news items you like to read

RSS Year in Review by Bill Flitter - "Now that 2006 is upon us, let's look back at some of the great developments in RSS from 2005. Was 2005 the “year of RSS?” Maybe... It certainly was the year that RSS started to go mainstream, and the amount of innovation and forward thinking in 2005 has set the stage for 2006 to show record user adoption. I think we will see the true potential of RSS in the months to come..."

Feed Factory - an introduction to the RSS feeds that are available from bbc.co.uk. You can use the Feed Finder to find some of the recommended feeds from across the bbc.co.uk site. When you are browsing around bbc.co.uk, if there's a feed available, you will see the RSS logo somewhere on the page. You can click this logo to get hold of the feed

OPod v0.1 - The OPML-Pod is an AJAX OPML and RSS viewer widget that you can embed in any web page you like. The interface is inspired by the Apple's hierarchy browsers like the Mac Finder and iPod

Green Bay Press-Gazette - Wisconsin, RSS feeds page

Wausau Daily Herald - Wisconsin, RSS feeds page

FeedMail Now - turns an RSS feed reader into an electronic mailbox. Users of the service can send and receive feedmail messages without the fear of spam or phishing

ItsAStart.com - web-based RSS feed reader

K-Meleon - a fast and customizable web browser that can be used instead of Internet Explorer on Windows. Powered by the same Gecko engine as the Firefox and Mozilla browsers, K-Meleon provides users with a secure browsing experience. Based on the Mozilla 1.7.12 codebase, 0.9.12 is a standard 0.9 build with improvements concerning security. New features include a new look with Phoenity skin, dozen of new options to control and enhance your browsing experience, direct access to most browser options, new and improved privacy and security features including a new Privacy plugin, and an RSS newsfeed reader

MarsEdit - a popular weblog editor that makes weblog writing very similar to writing email. Being a universal binary, MarsEdit runs on Intel Macs as well as PowerPC Macs.
Product features include: Works like email - edit each post in its own window with spell-checking, drafts, multiple windows, and even AppleScript support. Bookmarklet enables users to send a page from Web browser directly to MarsEdit. Works with many RSS readers (including NetNewsWire 2.0) so you can send news items to MarsEdit. Compatible with many weblog publishing systems such as: Blosxom, Conversant, Manila, Movable Type, Radio UserLand, TypePad, WordPress, and others

netomat hub - seamlessly integrates multiple essential services for real-time group communication. This includes picture and text messaging with presence, trusted social networking, RSS syndication, digital photo storage and update alerts -- as richly on mobile phones as on PCs. Members can set up groups, called hubs, devoted to any topic from their mobile phones and PCs. They can then invite friends and friends of friends to their hubs and begin sharing and messaging instantly -- adding camera phone photos, digital camera photos and as much text as they want

FutureRSS - The future-rss.php script is used to automatically delay the publication of items in an RSS feed. This allows items in a RSS feed to be created ahead of time, and then slowly released over a period of time

Newsplorer - a fully skinnable news reader application that will integrate perfectly with your desktop. It supports all major news syndication formats available today and it's completly free! It will keep you closer to the fast-paced world we live in by delivering directly to your desktop the news as they unfold. Not only Newsplorer is free, it is also spyware/adware free. For Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP

Orbitz RSS feeds - daily information about travel deals, including air fare from 30 U.S. cities

Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs RSS feeds page

digg.com RSS Widget - gets the current front page headlines from digg.com and displays them in a nice little interface. Requires Mac OS 10.4 or later

UK National Newspaper RSS Feeds compiled by Dave Cross

SkinnyFarm - a shared RSS feed system created by Matt Terenzio. Use it to create bi-directional RSS feeds for any reason

parabola - a browser based news feed aggregator. It is written using Ruby on Rails and uses the quite excellent FeedTools module for all the parsing of feeds

Connect Daily - a Web-based calendar system. It provides advanced resource management capabilities along with comprehensive recurring event support. Created calendars can be seamlessly integrated into your existing Web site. Version 3.2.7 added a list RSS feed capability. You can now retrieve XML feeds of calendar events for inclusion in your site's main Web pages

News desktop scrolling bar (rss\xml) Pro v2.0 - See the tv news titles on your desktop with a very small text scrolling bar. You can select rss/xml files from any site you want. When you click a title an Internet Explorer window will pop up and you will read the full article and see images

GUBA, a pioneer in Internet-based multimedia search technology, has announced immediate availability of a new feature that allows its subscribers to track and discover terabytes of compelling new content on Usenet, the world's oldest and largest bulletin board service. Specifically, the company announced the ability for GUBA subscribers to receive RSS (Really Simple Syndication) newsfeeds, which summarize new video content that has been posted to Usenet in virtual real-time

Geek.com seeks comments on its beta RSS feed