With the purchase of TweetDeck this week for a reported $50m by Twitter the company has removed one the largest third party clients from the open market. And, more importantly, it has also removed the application from the hands of Ubermedia, who also had their eye on the TweetDeck client, possibly with the aim of using it as a platform to launch its own microblogging service.
As part of Twitter’s aim of protecting its platform the social network has been limiting the number of RSS feeds it publishes for its content. This has lead some to accuse the site of creating a walled garden and of killing its ecosystem.
Since then people has been asking us if it is possible to create an RSS feed for a Twitter List. We had a look and there is (and it is easy to do).
To generate an RSS feed of a Twitter List you have to make two alterations to a standardised URL; http://api.twitter.com/1/AUTHOR/lists/TWITTER-LIST/statuses.atom
For more information about finding Twitter RSS/Atom links;
To turn this into an RSS feed all you have to do is change AUTHOR to the name of the Twitter user who created the list and then change TWITTER-LIST to the name of the Twitter List.
So, for example, this URL returns the tweets from the Sociable’s Irish Blogs and Bloggers Twitter List, http://api.twitter.com/1/thesociable/lists/irish-blogs-and-bloggers/statuses.atom
You can subscribe to this RSS feed using your favourite RSS reader, such as Firefox or Google Reader.
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There is another option named http://twitterfeeder.com
You give the username of the user and it generates de the RSS link in one step
@SergioGarde Thank you
You legend! Thank you! :)
Doesn't exist anymore :(
There is another option named http://twitterfeeder.com
You give the username of the user and it generates de the RSS link in one step
@SergioGarde Looks like a good service Sergio.
@SergioGarde Thank you
You legend! Thank you! :)
@SergioGarde Looks like a good service Sergio.
it works with outlook but not with google reader
damn people still don’t realize that The Ummah was credited whoever did the beat, wheter it was Tip, Ali or Jay Dee who did the beat it would just say “produced by The Ummah”. to really find out who did what you have to read the writing and publishing credits which explains that Dilla had a hand in 5 songs of the “Beats, Rhymes & Life” album:* “Get A Hold”* “1nce Again”* “Keep it Moving”* ߬Wordplay”* “Stressed Out”great album though, seriously underrated even by ATCQ fans! –
it works with outlook but not with google reader
To make things easier, we have just published this article which will generate Twitter RSS feeds for profiles, lists, and searches http://bit.ly/pBGU5q
To make things easier, we have just published this article which will generate Twitter RSS feeds for profiles, lists, and searches http://bit.ly/pBGU5q
Update: We've created a Twitter RSS generator - check it out http://bit.ly/oDEFsP
Update: We've created a Twitter RSS generator - check it out http://bit.ly/oDEFsP