Sentence examples for website feeds from inspiring English sources

Every article from an English newspaper or website feeds the delusion.

Seeing is believing All isn't well over at the Independent, where the NUJ is angry that plasma screens have been hung overhead so that employees can see the paper's website feeds from strategic positions in the newsroom.

You can track website feeds, Twitter feeds for accounts, lists and hashtags, as well as Google keyword alerts.

Similar to the Viralheat's twitter and website feeds, the site pulls in a real-time feed of the videos and allows you to email or tweet links to the videos directly from the platform.

Journalists (obviously), programmers, researchers, and others of a more technically inclined nature prefer to peruse their own collection of website feeds, as opposed to enjoying the "serendipitous discovery" of content now popularized by social media and other news magazines like Flipboard.

Because Verious had been pulling in blog and website feeds for the search engine, they were able to create developer profiles along the way, linking to all of a developer's content and code-related activities on places like GitHub, YouTube, StackOverflow and more.

In some ways, it's like an RSS reader, except that instead of subscribing to websites' feeds, you're subscribing to topics.

At present, instead of a metamodern Alt-Left we have fake websites feeding the anger, misinformation, and paranoia that the Right habitually feeds upon, and Alt-Right trolls feeding the bitterness, self-rigteousness, and counter-productive line-drawing to which the Left has grown so susceptible.

The court broadcast transcripts of the proceedings via its official website feed.

If popularity is measured in mountains of aluminium ladders, union flags, television cameras, bunting, and more ladders – all faithfully disseminated in further mountains of newsprint and website live feeds of closed doors beginning (as the Telegraph's proudly proclaims) at 4am and ending at 11pm, then the monarchy, right at this moment in silly season, appears to be unassailable.

But when Google announced that it is binning its Reader, which aggregates information from websites' news feeds, tech types around the world erupted in righteous fury.