Actually, Feedblitz might be better, especially if you use FeedBurner (and if you don't it's really easy and free to setup). posted by panoptican at 3:08 PM on November 12, 2005
It looks like these offer services for blog authors - what I want is something that forwards news items to my inbox, kind of like Rmail but in digest form. Unless I'm misunderstanding how these sites work. posted by swift at 3:14 PM on November 12, 2005
Oh, I see... I misunderstood your question. So you want to be able to subscribe to certain feeds and instead of using a feed reader, have a daily summary e-mailed to you (and correct me if I'm wrong). I've heard of something like this. Let me check around in my bookmarks. posted by panoptican at 3:20 PM on November 12, 2005
There is actually a python script called rss2email, but so far I haven't gotten it to work. posted by swift at 3:31 PM on November 12, 2005
After rooting around a bit, FeedBlitz actually does everything that you need. See here for an explanation. But basically, you can input all the feeds you want and set it to send you one e-mail a day. A daily digest, as you put it. posted by panoptican at 3:32 PM on November 12, 2005
Oh wow - that's perfect. Thanks panoptican. posted by swift at 3:47 PM on November 12, 2005
no daily digest here, but I've been using rss popper to integrate my feeds into outlook, so they're read just like my email. posted by masymas at 1:00 AM on November 13, 2005
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