Comments on: Pageflakes – Great RSS Reader and new Friend http://eroidays.com/2007/05/19/pageflakes-great-rss-reader-and-new-friend/ Web Design + Email Marketing Agency, Email Design, eROI, eROI Days Blog, Email Marketing Strategy, Email Inbox Blog, email days, interactive agency culture, email marketing blog, Funny Email, viral marketing, Spam Archive Mon, 17 Jan 2011 15:13:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Paul Prewitt http://eroidays.com/2007/05/19/pageflakes-great-rss-reader-and-new-friend/comment-page-1/#comment-195 Paul Prewitt Fri, 25 May 2007 14:04:01 +0000 http://eroidays.mu.eroi.com/2007/05/19/pageflakes-great-rss-reader-and-new-friend/#comment-195 I will still always prefer the RSS Readers that do not require a web page to be open. For example many of the IM clients have RSS news plugs and it doesn't mess with my browsing (as a web/email developer my browser is far to busy already). Also I like the option of having an active desktop screen...typically designed with Flash and some extras these desktops allow for RSS feeds and many other cool features. Haven't seen much adoption of these yet tho. And don't forget to mention there are always the Gadgets for the OS (Google Gadgets, Vista Gadgets, Mac Widgets, etc.) that will do RSS feeds too. My point is it doesn't matter how you choose to get the RSS Reader, there is one to suit all needs (including some which are just emailed to your inbox). JUST GET ON THE FEED. I will still always prefer the RSS Readers that do not require a web page to be open. For example many of the IM clients have RSS news plugs and it doesn’t mess with my browsing (as a web/email developer my browser is far to busy already).

Also I like the option of having an active desktop screen…typically designed with Flash and some extras these desktops allow for RSS feeds and many other cool features. Haven’t seen much adoption of these yet tho.

And don’t forget to mention there are always the Gadgets for the OS (Google Gadgets, Vista Gadgets, Mac Widgets, etc.) that will do RSS feeds too.

My point is it doesn’t matter how you choose to get the RSS Reader, there is one to suit all needs (including some which are just emailed to your inbox).

JUST GET ON THE FEED.

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