Sentence examples for subscription feeds from inspiring English sources

For $25, ChannelMe offers members a personalized address, as well as a suite of social-networking tools, including widgets, subscription feeds, blogs and buddy lists to help spread the word.

It includes now-standard web 2.0 features – Ajax, subscription feeds for integration with iCal and other desktop calendars, event creation, search, sharing, notifications (including SMS) and more.

Big Brother maintained an online platform with live subscription feeds from RealNetworks, a redesigned and relaunched website, online videos, full episodes, a fantasy game and segments on Inside Dish with Ross Mathews.

Viewers will see these posts in their "Subscriptions" feed in the YouTube mobile application, and can also choose to receive push notifications on these posts from their favorite creators, YouTube says.

"You can choose what you share in your subscription feed and who you share it with," he said.

They'll only be counted on the YouTube homepage, subscription feed, search, and in the "up next" section.

A whole "department" of Reddit was demoted this week, with the /r/Technology subreddit being removed from the Reddit homepage and the default subreddit subscription feed.

Blip.tv offers an iTunes subscription feed and file conversion service; users do have to manually go to the dashboard within Blip.tv and request the file conversion on a free account, but with a premium account ($8/ mth or $80/ yr) get the conversion done automatically.

Users can also pass others' messages on to their followers (i.e. retweet), as well as make explicit reference to others by username (i.e. mention), which puts the tweet into an additional subscription feed.

The option allows subscription to feeds specific to the user's interests and subsequently would also allow for the creation of widgets and mashups using the data created.

The S.E.C. said it might be wise to "preclude money managers from paying for subscriptions, data feeds, pricing services and other services that more closely resemble overhead items".