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Google Adds RSS Content to Personalization

By - July 26, 2005

AddcontentLast night multiple Searchblog readers alerted me that Google is now supporting personalized content on its personalized home page services. Google already supports RSS in GMail, but this “Add Content”-”Creat a Section” part of the service is new. In essence, it’s an RSS reader. Bloglines, My Yahoo, you got served.

Google’s Blog entry here.

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  • http://www.icrossing.com David Berkowitz

    So slick. And with the three-column format, drag and drop interface, and easy customization of each section, this is the winner, hands down. Now I can get my Searchblog and Adrants via Google – HOT!

  • http://www.icrossing.com David Berkowitz

    So slick. And with the three-column format, drag and drop interface, and easy customization of each section, this is the winner, hands down. Now I can get my Searchblog and Adrants via Google – HOT!

  • Mark

    John, one correction: I, and presumably manyother Gmailers, cannot currently subscribe to/aggregate RSS feeds in Gmail. I think only certain selected (or a random subset of) users have this feature.

    Of course, everyone can publish their Gmail inbox as an RSS feed and view it from an external aggregator, but I think you were referring to the former in your post.

  • Jason

    Check out something similar on AOL’s new site.

    http://feeds.my.aol.com/index.jsp

    More info at http://channelevents.aol.com/whattoexpect/myaol_beta.html

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