This page is all about RSS search tools. It’s where I keep a few of my notes about RSS search engines and RSS feed finders that I am researching and analyzing.
- blogdigger.com – RSS search engine – search blogs and RSS feeds, search LOCAL, add your RSS feed
- bloglines.com – One of the original blog RSS feed, search, aggregation tools – Time Magazine rates it one of the 50 Coolest Websites.
- blogpulse.com – Search blogs and RSS feeds, see graphs and stats on whats hot and whats not. For instance you can see graphs/charts that show trends on buzzwords (like this BlogPulse chart on the keywords ruby, python, and wordpress)
- feedster.com -”Billions of posts indexed and fully searchable” – One of the original RSS feed aggregators
- findory.com – RSS feeds organized in logical groups – news, blogs, video, podcasts, etc.
- google – offers RSS feed readers and RSS search tools like blogsearch.google.com and news.google.com
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