Tag - RSS
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HootSuite
The professional Twitter client. Monitor keywords, manage multiple Twitter profiles, schedule tweets, and measure your success.
We're in free beta! HootSuite lets you manage your entire Twitter experience from one easy-to-use interface
twitterfeed
Twitterfeed enables you to push your RSS feeds to Twitter and many other services. You can set up in less than two minutes and join the more than 2,000 people that sign up for Twitterfeed every day.
feedly
A magazine-like startpage. A fast and stylish way to read and share the content of your favorite sites and services. Provides seamless integration with Google Reader, Twitter, Frienfeed, Delicious and YouTube.
Twaitter
TwAitter provides a suite of tools to help your business get organized and take control of your message and your brand on Twitter. Get your team of Twitter users from various departments in lockstep using TwAitter's team workflow and multi-account management features. Stay on top of all Twitter communication without missing a beat with "best i...
Eventbox
OS X. Social network aggregator with full support for Twitter (searching, etc). A social app thats integrates Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, Identi.ca, Digg, Reddit, RSS and Google Reader all in one great place.
Tweetminer
This site brings together an RSS reader and Twitter into one nice simple, clean interface. It allows the user to instantly post from the feeds to Twitter. It also allows the user to schedule the Tweet for a later time. It also helps you build your following with it's new Friend Search feature.
RSS2twitter
The easiest way to publish your content to twitter, directly from your RSS feeds
AlertThingy
AlertThingy v2 brings the very latest updates from your favourite social networks direct to your desktop. Plus send Tweets, update your Facebook status, upload photos to Flickr, post to Tumblr and more. With v2 AlertThingy makes it faster and easier to manage the online you. Plus you get the coolest looking RSS reader on the interweb.
FeedBlitz
FeedBlitz automates turning publisher blogs and feeds into customized marketing communications using our integrated RSS feed management, Email marketing and Social Media services.
Dlvr.it
Dlvr.it - You Publish, We Deliver
Dlvr.it provides bloggers, publishers and brands a way to instantly syndicate and expand their reach on the social web and into new channels. You set-up customized streams to automatically syndicate all your content to Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and more as it's being created. The dashboard provides an easil...
my6sense
my6sense, the intuitive stream reader, brings you 'mytweetsense': Simple and relevant Twitter content on your iPhone.
mytweetsense uses 'Digital Intuition' technology to automatically filter your Twitter stream, so that the tweets containing your most relevant links, are presented first.
my6sense's 'Digital Intuition' relevance ranking is fu...
ReadTwit
Makes an RSS feed from links shared by people you follow on Twitter.
GeoChirp
Search twitter realtime locally/gobally, rss feed for every search, translate tweets, no login required, save your searches, people groups.... & lot more @ GeoChirp
Twt.sy
Twitter Syndication. Twt.sy is like twitterfeed and bit.ly combined. Feed your blog to twitter and track the number of clicks.
Favebytes
Use favebytes to generate a file containing your friends' favorite tweets. Then, import that file into your RSS feed reader and you'll be automatically updated when your friends favorite new tweets.
Pingvine
PingVine is a free service that takes an Atom or RSS feed from your blog, lifestream or favorite website and posts it to Twitter, Ping.fm, or Identica.
TinyLinkFeed
TinyLinkFeed creates RSS feeds for links posted to Twitter. If you can't spend all day watching a Twitter feed, but you don't want to miss the links an active user posts, TinyLinkFeed is for you.
Twiffid
fetches the headlines of the websites listed in the profiles of your Twitter friends and shows them to you in a Twitter-like format. RSS feed and most clicked headlines available too.
Feedtweeter
Feedtweeter is currently in development and is in "closed beta" as it is called. At the moment feedtweeter focuses on getting your Plurks to Twitter and the other way aound in a sane way, but it (should) work with any RSS feed.
Twinancial
Twinancial brings you all the latest personal finance tweets from around the globe. At Twinancial, we aggregate every tweet related to credit, debt and loans, identity theft, and other personal finance topics so you can minimize how many people you have to follow but never miss a thing. See what others are saying this instant about credit cards,...
samfind Bookmarks Bar
Install samfind to increase the number of websites on your Firefox Bookmarks Bar, search within them and read their RSS feeds. Interact with social websites like Digg, Reddit, Twitter, StumbleUpon, Delicious, Facebook, and TinyURL from your Bar. With samfind on each computer your links will be backed up and synchronized. If you are away from you...
Intwition
Tracks what people are linking to and discussing on Twitter. Let's you lookup and find tweets about any site. Provides an RSS feed to track tweets about any site as well.
Twithelp
Help people in the Twitter community find answers to things they want to know about. Search Twithelp.me for topics, then reply direct to anyone who you can help. You can set up RSS feeds too to be alerted of future Twithelps. If you want help, just include #twithelp in a tweet. (...think of it as Yahoo Answers for Twitter.)
FeedTwit
Get your @ replies as text message- or any RSS feed as a direct message- through your Twitter account. You don't need a smart phone or a data plan- you just need to be able to receive SMS. You don't have to purchase or install anything on your phone.
Cubby Scott
Cubby Scott's main goal is to bring meaningful content to the end user by letting your friends filter it for you. It works by parsing your Twitter friends timeline for links, retrieving content from that link whether it be and excerpt or an rss entry in full then displaying it in a feed.
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