Have spent the afternoon creating some new content for the School for Social Entrepreneurs' homepage using a new tool to me: Feed Digest. Absolute genius: allows you to mix RSS feeds into one feed, allows you to then incorporate that content easily on your website (as html, as php or whatever), allows you to customise it and so on. Numerous applications of this, so will be using again. You can check my trial uses on the SSE homepage above: one is a simple feed of SSE Delicious links, while the other is a mixed 'sector' news feed (with a social enterprise leaning).
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Posted by: Mustafa Khundmiri | February 27, 2006 at 09:52 AM