Topic: Rss Aggregator

Adam Curry details his sophisticated "Freedom Controller" system, an RSS aggregator and information management tool developed with Dave Jones. He describes a rigorous preparation cycle involving 780 feeds, C-SPAN monitoring, and deep dives into Form 990 tax filings for nonprofits. This process culminates in a structured rundown and the generation of detailed XML-based show notes.

A custom-built "freedom controller" system is described, which aggregates over 700 RSS feeds into a searchable database, outperforming Google for specific research tasks. The discussion highlights how Google has drifted from its original mission of providing fast, clean search results by adding excessive JavaScript, ads, and Google Plus integration. The host suggests that Google's focus on driverless cars and Google Glass is a distraction from their declining core product.

A proposal is made to create a "Personal Giant Voice System" using Raspberry Pi hardware and Radio Shack PA horns. The device would function as an RSS aggregator to play specific audio messages or "No Agenda" clips to local neighborhoods. The project aims to mimic official government notification systems to observe public reactions to unauthorized broadcasts.

The hosts provide instructions for the No Agenda News Network, a community-driven news aggregator. They urge users to submit unique, independent reporting rather than mainstream feeds or large alternative sites like InfoWars or Natural News. The goal is to maintain a feed of singular and useful information for the "slaves of Gitmo Nation."

A viral video of a father shooting his daughter's laptop after a Facebook post is debated as a potential hoax. Adam Curry explains the technical benefits of using OPML files for the No Agenda News Network aggregator.