Watch a screencast about FeedDemon 2.5's shared news bins
FeedDemon's news bins provide a handy way to save your favorite blog posts and links. When I find an interesting article that I might want to refer to again, I store it in a news bin for future reference.
In the past, news bins have been limited by the fact that they're only available on your desktop, but FeedDemon 2.5 makes it possible to share a news bin as an RSS feed. Just drag-and-drop a link into a shared news bin, and everyone subscribed to your news bin's RSS feed will get it.
For example, my link blog feed is actually generated from a FeedDemon 2.5 shared news bin. If I read a post that I think will interest my subscribers, I simply add it to a shared news bin. It's like my own version of Robert Scoble's link blog feed (except that with FeedDemon 2.5, I can create more than one link blog).
A number of FeedDemon 2.5 beta testers have created shared news bins which you can subscribe to:
Andrew HerronIf you'd like easily share your favorite links, then give FeedDemon 2.5 a try.
I'm sharing 4 bins right now ... the links are in my review of FeedBurner 2.5 on PYW.
Posted by: Tris Hussey | Thursday, May 31, 2007 at 02:43 PM
Wow! that's pretty powerful stuff, I use FeedDemon for a long time now I guess I need to learn about it's more powerful features.
Posted by: Remo | Friday, June 01, 2007 at 12:23 AM