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    NetNewsWire

    NetNewsWire

    RSS reader for macOS and iOS

    NetNewsWire is a free and open source RSS reader for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. NetNewsWire shows you articles from your favorite blogs and news sites and keeps track of what you’ve read. This means you can stop going from page to page in your browser looking for new articles to read. Do it the easy way instead: let NetNewsWire bring you the news. And, if you’ve been getting your news via Facebook and Twitter, with their ads, algorithms, user tracking, outrage, and misinformation, you can switch to NetNewsWire to get news directly and more reliably from the sites you trust.
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    Dato.rss

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    dato.rss is a Ruby gem that provides a simple DSL for generating RSS 2.0 feeds. It allows developers to build XML-compliant RSS feeds directly within Ruby code using clean, readable syntax. Ideal for blogs, news aggregators, and content-heavy applications, dato.rss helps deliver structured content feeds without dealing with raw XML.
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    MetaTweet is a highly-extensible client-server modeled intelligent gateway as one platform, namely Hub System, to access micro-blogs such as Twitter, etc. MetaTweet also provides independent generic data/object model.
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    blogschapines is a blog directory and feed agregator.
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    A blogging engine with a 'keep it simple' philosophy. Designed to be fully buzzword compliant (AJAX, RSS, Web 2.0 - it's all there), logahead lets you effortlessly do what blogs were invented for: Put your words on the web. Just blog.
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    RAMBLE is a JISC-funded project, in which a component is being developed to allow blogs to be integrated into the Bodington Virtual Learning Environment.
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