The moment I've been waiting for since first learning about
Google's Personalized Homepage has finally arrived! Google now allows users to add content to their page using RSS readers!
In case you don't know what I'm talking about, let me demonstrate... here is my
My Yahoo page:
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If your eyes are really good (or if you have a magnifying glass) you can see that right below the search box on
My Yahoo page is a section that says
Donny's Ramblings: Diary of a Pornographer. Below that title are the latest updates to my blog. It is on my
My Yahoo page because Yahoo allows users to add content to their start page using an RSS reader. I simply click on the "add content" button and type in the RSS feed for my blog, which happens to be:
http://www.***************.com/donny...s.com/atom.xml
Further down my
My Yahoo page is a list of other blogs I like to keep up with. Now everyday when I open my homepage I can see the latest entries in my favorite blogs. They show up just like any other news link.
I've been a google kind of guy for quite sometime. The entire reason I use
My Yahoo is because of the RSS feed option. Until I heard Yahoo offered one I'd always had my homepage set on
http://news.google.com. Then Google came out with a personalized homepage, but an RSS reader wasn't available.
Now, finally, an RSS reader is available from Google's personalized homepage! Take a look at what I mean:
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See the top of the center column? There's my blog! And I'll be adding all my other favorite blogs soon! Google, the prodigal son is comin' home, baybeeee!
The moral of this story? Set your homepage to
MyYahoo,
MyMSN, or
Google Homepage... then add my blog to your page via RSS using the feed URL I gave you earlier.
Now.
What are you still here for??? Go do it!