psychantenna.com - a new Psychology blog network
Mmm… psychology 2.0:
PsychAntenna is an ever-growing showcase of psychology-related websites, blogs, podcasts and journals that utilize RSS (Really Simple Syndication) to broadcast their content. The goal is help clinicians, researchers and students in the field of Psychology utilize RSS more efficiently and locate the best resources to help them keep up-to-date in their respective areas of interest. PsychAntenna is the work of Dr Gareth Furber.
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September 13th, 2007 by 
Simon Greenhill
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Email Henry Updates to Me
September 13th, 2007 at 4:12 pm
Hi Simon - thanks for the post. I am just about to add your blog to the psychantenna database :)
The site is a bit psychology 2.0 but hopefully not too complex or overwhelming. I really hope it just becomes a great place to find psychology-related RSS feeds so people can stock up their RSS readers with relevant content. The response thus far has been great with many authors submitting their feeds in the last few days.
Thanks again for the post