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POPSAtiki Feed Filter With Atiki you can create a custom RSS feed by filtering other feeds in a few simple steps. You provide the URLs of the source feeds (maximum 25 feeds) and specify the keywords and other filtering criteria to finetune the results. A nice example is Tech MemeTrackers at this URL: http://www.atiki.com/feed-102, which splices articles from Tech.Memeorandum, TailRank, Topix.net, Chuquet, Megite and Blogniscient in a single feed. Existing feeds cannot be adjusted, but they can be cloned. The resulting feeds are displayed with a friendly layout (XSL) and can of course be opened with any feed aggregator of your choice. Atiki offers browser bookmarklets that are able to detect whether websites offer web feeds (so-called feed auto-discovery). Excellent newsmastering tool to create topic radars, event feeds or ego engines. Free, no registration required.
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POPSHTML scraping becomes more widely available FeedYes is a serious attempt to solve the difficult task of grabbing content from any website and turn it into an RSS feed. Other tools of interest in the same category are RSSxl, Feed43, FeedFire, MySyndicaat, FeedTier, Grouper Evolution, the HTML-to-RSS widget from Desktop Sidebar and RSS Wizard. You can also ask Carlo Zottmann of FeedPalooza to do it for you. I highly recommend his services.
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