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Twitter puts RSS on death row – can Topsy save it?

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Twitter says it will remove RSS and Atom support from its site on March 5 2013, completing a process started back in April 2011.

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Get Twitter RSS feeds with these one click bookmarklets

Piers Dillon Scott7 years ago

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Get any user's Twitter RSS feed or a Twitter search term's RSS feed using these browser bookmarklets.

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Twitter RSS feed generator

Piers Dillon Scott8 years ago

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Use our Twitter RSS generator to create RSS feeds for Twitter users, Twitter lists, and Twitter search.

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How to get your Twitter RSS feed using this simple hack

Piers Dillon Scott8 years ago

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Twitter has removed RSS feeds from its site, following an update to the its search page today, but it is still possible to get a Twitter search RSS feed. Here's how.

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Here’s how to create an RSS feed of a Twitter List

Piers Dillon Scott9 years ago

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It is easier than you might think to generate an RSS feed for a Twitter list. Here's how to do it

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Twitter hasn’t killed RSS just yet, here’s how to find your Twitter feed RSS url

Piers Dillon Scott9 years ago

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Since redesigning its site Twitter has been accused of killing its previously open ecosystem. The focus of the accusations comes from Twitter's removal of RSS feeds on each user's profile. Twitter has said this is a design glitch that will be fixed but until that happens, if it ever will, there still are ways to get access a Twitter user's RSS feed.

Brains Byte Back

(Previously The Sociable Podcast) The weekly podcast looking at how our brains, psychology, and society are impacted by the ever-evolving technology that surrounds us. Every Monday we bring you the best stories and guests from around the world relating to technology, psychology, and society.

According to 99 firms, 293.6 billion emails are sent every day. That figure probably doesn’t surprise you given the number of emails sitting in your inbox, hundreds if not thousands… Right? But among these emails are numerous malicious emails, designed to trick, scam and hack.

These emails are known as phishing emails, which in its simplest form can be described as a fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details by disguising oneself as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.

But there is good news, as we now have a guardian angel ready to look out for us. My guest today is the president and founder of Pixm, a company that provides real-time anti-phishing on log-in pages and shuts down an attack at the point of click, Arun Buduri.

And for our Neuron to Something piece, where we discuss a story relating to psychology and technology, we will look at a recent Pew Research Center survey, analyzing Americans’ feelings and perceptions relating to data collection.

Video from Buduri: Amazing mind reader reveals his ‘gift’