Google Reader is becoming the online companion to and synchronization platform for NewsGator’s RSS readers including FeedDemon and NetNewsWire. Users have until August 31 to migrate to Google Reader, when NewsGator will shut down NewsGator Online.

Now this is useful – a free RSS reader for your mobile phone from NewsGator.

What makes it especially interesting is that it’s been released specifically for the iPhone – it’s called NewsGator Mobile for iPhone – but works on any mobile device.

FeedDemon is the Windows desktop RSS application I’ve been using for the past few years.

And for the past few months, I’ve been testing the various betas of the upcoming new version 2.5.

With over 3 million blogs created in the third quarter of 2006 and around 1,000 blogs coming online every day according to Technorati, people might get confused by all the industry buzz words and lingo.

If you’re just looking for some basic blog terminology so you can feel like you’re “part of it,” then read on. If you’re looking for something a bit more advanced, check back in a few days for more advanced blog terminology.

Well, the FTP link was seen everywhere and almost everybody in the little-ahead – techno-sphere were already playing with the Release Version of Firefox 2.0 from Mozilla even before the official announcement was made.

A new beta version of the popular FeedDemon RSS aggregator for Windows is now available.

Another entrant into the RSS reader market, from Microsoft – Microsoft Max.

There’s no doubt that subscribing to someone’s blog or website via RSS in order to automatically receive their content each time their site is updated is a convenient way to stay on top of the latest information.

The new version 2 of the FeedDemon RSS reader for Windows was released yesterday.

Newsgator is on a roll lately. They are working on a series of upgrades to their terrific online product.

Beta 2 of FeedDemon 2, the RSS aggregator for Windows, was released this week.

If you’re wondering how to get started with RSS marketing, here’s a basic 7-step plan that should provide some needed guidance.

In its 18 July edition, Red Herring magazine has a good feature article about RSS in the enterprise, focusing in particular on NewsGator and what Red Herring says is its emerging market leadership …

One immediate user benefit from last month’s acquisition of FeedDemon by Newsgator is that a new version (beta) of FeedDemon’s FeedStation podcatcher was released yesterday which supports NewsGator Online and, soon, NewsGator Outlook Edition…

Following my post a few days ago on getting more from your RSS feed, in particular on using Feedburner’s new Total Stats Pro service …

The news today from Nick Bradbury, the developer of the FeedDemon desktop RSS aggregator for Windows …

A very peculiar thing with the RSS feeds for some of the blogs that I read has happened since yesterday.

Editor’s Note: In today’s article, Steve takes a look whether or not RSS feeds are ever going to be a part of mainstream, much the way blogging has become. For those who aren’t aware, RSS is a method in which bloggers and other webmasters can syndicate their content for others to enjoy.

The BBC moves in mysterious ways regarding blogs, it often seems to me. Earlier this week, one of the BBC’s UK domestic radio stations…

Thanks to Nick Bradbury, I was in San Diego today giving a hands-on tutorial in blogging and news feeds to a group of foundation execs at the Council on Foundations’ annual conference.

Onfolio recently released its Onfolio 2.0 Release Candidate. For new news aggregator users, this is my second recommendation after Bloglines.

Using publicly available data from Bloglines, Infoworld’s John Udell analyzed the subscription trends of several major tech blogs.