Nick’s Feeddemon Gets Nice Barron’s Mention

By Paul Kedrosky · August 27, 2005 · ·

Nick Bradbury’s Feeddemon — my longstanding RSS aggregator of choice — gets a nice mention in this weekend’s Barron’s. Writer Theresa Carey (who does most of Barron’s “software & sites for investors” stuff) covers feed aggregators, saying that they beat the heck out of “2004” technology like Google news alerts, but are still generally too hard to use — other than Nick’s tool.

[Update] In a prior version of this post I called “Feeddemon” the wrong name. It was that other service that starts with “Feed …”. Argh, blame Nivi.

Related posts:

  1. FeedDemon and Bloglines: Guns and Butter
  2. Fine New Feeddemon Upgrade
  3. FeedDemon, RSS, and Degrees of Connectedness
  4. Feeddemon Goes Subscription Software: Discuss
  5. Argh, Site Feed was Broken

Comments

  1. Nivi says:
    August 27, 2005 at 10:09 am

    I can see that I have had a real positive impact on your thinking when you start confusing Feedburner and Feeddemon (see the title of this article).

  2. Paul K. says:
    August 27, 2005 at 10:18 am

    Argh … yes, and I say as much in an update of the above post ;-)

  3. Nick Bradbury says:
    August 27, 2005 at 8:14 pm

    Thanks for the link to that article, Paul – nice to see FeedDemon mentioned so favorable. Trust me, you’re not the first one to refer to FeedDemon as “FeedBurner” :)