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- Garotos de Web (2 hours)
- Beinteractive! (2 hours)
- Kingnare (2 hours)
- Felipe Andrade (2 hours)
- Cristalab (3 hours)
- Visualrinse (3 hours)
- jamesward.com (3 hours)
- Living Digitally (C. Cantrell) (3 hours)
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- Fireworks Zone (4 hours)
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Adobe Feeds is the second version of the Adobe Feeds. It is an XML (primarily RSS and Atom) feed aggregator written in ColdFusion that allows readers to monitor 2443 different Adobe related weblogs and news sources, all in one place.
Adobe Feeds was created by Christian Cantrell and Mike Chambers and is maintained by Adobe Developer Relations. For more information, including information specific Adobe Feeds features, see the Adobe Feeds FAQ, or contact us using the help page.
