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22.02.2024 - 04:47 [ Nachrichtenagentur Radio Utopie ]

Nachrichtenagentur Radio Utopie status: temporary RSS feed malfunction fixed

– main RSS and atom feed of this news agency were malfunctional for some time
– problem has been fixed, feeds are operational again.

24.07.2023 - 12:10 [ PrivacyTools.io ]

Privacy RSS Feed Readers

Privacy-focused RSS feed readers to help you stay up-to-date while preserving your privacy. Get the latest news and stories without compromising your personal information.

23.05.2023 - 13:16 [ JoshWho.net ]

JoshWho Free RSS Bridge | Let‘s create a Freer Internet Experience

These bridges will help restore / reconnect everything back together,
and now you can embed all content
from most these places into your own website or app, for free.

21.04.2023 - 09:24 [ Voonze.com ]

How to follow Twitter accounts by RSS with Nitter

n fact, as in so many other web platforms that were born in the last couple of decades and even before, RSS support was present on Twitter from the beginning, until one of the many updates received, its managers decided get it out of the way. Why? With the explosion of social networks, the enlightened ones considered that a technology like RSS was doomed… but nothing could be further from the truth.

08.05.2022 - 15:26 [ CNN ]

How Aaron Swartz helped build the Internet

(15.01.2013)

„Aaron was an embodiment of the Web, and a contributor to many of the aspects that made it great,“ said Matt Mullenweg, who founded the blogging platform WordPress, in a statement. „When I was young and getting into technology Aaron was even younger and literally setting the standards for the Web with contributions to RSS 1.0 and Creative Commons. He inspired a generation to share online, to move to (San Francisco), to not be afraid to start things, and to break down barriers.“
Swartz died Friday of an apparent suicide in his apartment in Brooklyn, New York. He was 26.

08.05.2022 - 15:12 [ Harvard Magazine ]

RSS Creator Aaron Swartz Dead at 26

(14.01.2013)

Aaron Swartz, the 26-year-old computer genius, activist, and technology innovator known as a hero of the open-access movement—which promotes use of the Internet to provide free and easy access to the world’s knowledge—committed suicide last Friday in New York City, according to authorities and various media outlets. He was a Safra fellow studying ethics at Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society in July 2011 when a federal grand jury indicted him on charges of gaining illegal access to JSTOR, a subscription-only service for distributing scientific and literary journals, and downloading five million articles and documents—nearly the entire library, according to Insidehighered.com.

08.05.2022 - 12:51 [ Voonze.com ]

How to follow Twitter accounts by RSS with Nitter

n fact, as in so many other web platforms that were born in the last couple of decades and even before, RSS support was present on Twitter from the beginning, until one of the many updates received, its managers decided get it out of the way. Why? With the explosion of social networks, the enlightened ones considered that a technology like RSS was doomed… but nothing could be further from the truth.

17.06.2020 - 18:27 [ Nachrichtenagentur Radio Utopie ]

Note for Feed Reader Users

In some main feed readers RSS and Atom Feed subscription is only possible if feed URLS appear in the website’s source code.

Accordingly, we have adjusted this.

Subscribing should now be possible for all feed reader users.

22.06.2019 - 11:51 [ Nachrichtenagentur Radio Utopie ]

Regarding our RSS feed: Bot protection level lowered

About 40 percent of traffic in the public World Wide Web (which is by far the biggest part of the internet) is created by automated programs (bots, spiders, algorithms, etc). Meanwhile – and unfortunaly – also many real users in the World Wide Web use bot-based programs, e.g. special feed readers.

22.06.2019 - 11:42 [ Radio Utopie ]

Technisches: Unser RSS Feed und die Bots

Leider benutzen auch eine ganze Reihe von echten Internet-Nutzern bot-basierte Programme („Reader“), um RSS Feeds aufzurufen.

Wir haben daher hier auf der Hauptseite, sowie auf der Nachrichtenagentur, die Stufe unserer Blockade gegen automatisierten Internet-Verkehr gesenkt.