This year saw ThousandEyes offer new Voice-Over-IP (VoIP) monitoring, and it offered more data feeds for its free service — expanding their number to include Adobe Creative Cloud, Apple iCloud, GoToMeeting, JIRA, LinkedIn, Skype Online, Slack and WebEx.
KQED, the Bay Area's NPR station, gives Pulse feeds for its food, science and education blogs.
Yahoo! publishes separate feeds for its national, international and politics news sections, to name a few.
Over the course of just a few years, WaMu's entire mortgage banking operation transformed from a boring, profitable, plain-vanilla enterprise, into a feeding trough for its risky securitization activities.
Trapit claims to monitor more than 120,000 high-quality content sources (to back-up the quality claim, the company says it has blacklisted 10,000 feeds for not meeting its standards), then brings new content to each of your traps.
As Facebook pulls the news feed for its native mobile iPhone and Android apps from its HTML5 site, it would only have to start showing Sponsored Stories on its mobile website's news feed to have them reach hundreds of millions of users a day.
About half of Ron's soybean and some of his corn is trucked to the railhead then by train to the Pacific Northwest for shipment to China, where it goes to satisfy China's unquenchable appetite for feed for its burgeoning livestock industry.
At the same time, groups like the American Academy of Pediatrics strongly encourage breast-feeding for its health and developmental benefits.
Though done in the name of improving the quality of the News Feed for its users, the whole situation is a disturbing bait-and-switch.
According to French radio station Europe 1, the Socialist Party re-gifted the carrots to the Republican Guard as feed for its 470-horse cavalry regiment.
