Tasha Saecker is the Director of the Menasha Public Library in Wisconsin. She wrote a nice post about BlogBridge. For example, “I like that when a site with a feed is referenced, BlogBridge tells me if I already subscribe to the feed by coloring it either green for already subscribed or red for a new [...]

We at BlogBridge are still going strong; admitedly at a different scale than Google Reader, but from what I can gather from our stats, there’s a cadre of users who continue to need a powerful and scalable blog and feed reader with good connections to twitter, facebook, blog reading and so on, and that’s still [...]

Mike Jones of Sales 2.0 had this to say about BlogBridge recently: “I’m following a couple of hundred different subjects and companies and it’s a great way to find out what’s going in the market place to help make decisions and to discover key information in time to react or make a decision.” (from Sales 2.0)

As you all know, we’ve been running a survey of our users about their interest in an iPhone BlogBridge application. In fact, even before getting the final results, we began work on it and it is about half done at this point. Here are the results of our survey, so far: As you can see, the [...]

Just a quick note that we just released BlogBridge 6.7. It’s a small maintenance release with a few small features, and also a Mac Snow Leopard compatibility issues. You can see the list of changes here. For current BlogBridge users, the update should be automatic. Please contact us if you experience any difficulties. If you are [...]

Updates and fixes to Cleanup Wizard Updates to the SmartFeed properties dialog Added manual update mode option to feed properties Added mobility flag to guide properties (for BlogBridge iPhone) Resolved Snow Leopard compatibility issues

I am going to be starting to post blogs that I discover that are particularly good or interesting, just as an added service to BlogBridge users. The Virology Blog, “About Viruses and Viral Disease”, sounds a bit of a downer doesn’t it? But it is well written and informative and quite relevant today. I recommend [...]

Check this post Why Twitter Matters & The Left Should Be Nervous from techPresident: I have, for several months now, seen a string of posts and tweets from these same lefty friends that are either mocking or dismissive of the Conservatives nascent efforts on Twitter. Here’s one example courtesy of TechPresident’s own Micah Sifry. “It’s positively [...]

Here’s an interesting perspective from Slate: “[...]But RSS started to bring me down. You know that sinking feeling you get when you open your e-mail and discover hundreds of messages you need to respond to—that realization that e-mail has become another merciless chore in your day?[...]” (from Slate Magazine) Of course we here at BlogBridge strenuously disagree [...]

Yeah! we are rightfully proud of our new support for Twitter. We offered it because our users need it and want it. The truth is that personally I am not a big fan of twitter. So I was amused today to read this post Buzzword: Twitter quitter from CR Electronics Blog: I confess: I am a [...]