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...Additionally it has the ability to download contents of podcastfeeds, filter feed attributes by regular expressions, preprocess the configurationfile for rather unhandy searchterms, requesting channels via HTTP GET and add/remove items from external processes via http POST.

...Built using Zend Framework and Ext JS, it focuses on easy system integration and usability on the client side. See the User Guide at http://conjoon.org/wiki for more information!

LeechCraft is a cross-platform modular "internet-client" application. It has plugins that allow one to browse the web, chat via instant messaging (like Jabber or IRC), read RSS/Atom feeds, download files via BitTorrent, Direct Connect and other protocols, play media files and much more.

...RSSOwl requires no installation, simply start it with a doubleclick and find a large list of sample feeds already provided. For your convinience, an installer is provided on Windows. On Linux, you can obtain RSSOwl from the online repository (http://www.rssowl.org). You can also easily import existing feeds from other readers into RSSOwl.

Multi-user, full-featured, web-based RSSReader was developed for server based reading of RSS channels. It was developed to keep data on our own server and to support protected feed from internal sources. Web-based RSS Reader was created for ASW Systems - http://www.septim.cz.

Web based RSS Search Engine that learns user preferences to return results. Demo available at http://ec2-50-16-215-243.compute-1.amazonaws.com/

A rss based news aggregator module for dotProject (http://dotproject.net). It enables you to rapidly view project relevant news from several sources.

A new type of RSS aggregator. The look and feel of a magazine or newspaper. See MiniBoxs (http://www.miniboxs.com/) for an example. Please visit our website for more information (http://rssmag.sourceforge.net/).

...You contemplate the river of news flowing down from your selection of sources. 2. You can then use a sieve to filter out and collect the most interesting links. A demo is at http://wateronmars-demo.herokuapp.com For the curious developers the aim is also to provide the base mechanics for news and bookmarks manipulations. For instance, there is now a "good enough" database scheme, a RESTful API and a "not too ridiculous" UX. Everything is set up to start experimenting new features around the admitedly old-fashioned theme of news feeds and bookmarks !