Many of you should know a service called Twitterfeed, which basically sends an automatic update from your Twitter account as soon as you post a new article to your blog or, in general, a RSS feed you provide to Twitterfeed gets an update.
I just got a note yesterday by Fabrizio Giordano, man behind the popular service HelloTXT, who informed me that HelloTXTFeed was available. The aim of this service is the same of Twitterfeed, but it updates all your micro-blogging services at the same time with the link to the new post from your blog.
The guys at HelloTXT are doing a very good job and HelloTXTFeed is just one of the many applications you can do with the new set of API they just released. If you have a blog, it’s definitely something you have to check out.
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