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How To Get An RSS Feed Of Your Recent iTunes Purchases

Started by webomatica · 1 year ago

On yesterday’s Elite Tech News Podcast, Louis Gray mentioned importing his recent iTunes purchases into FriendFeed. I spent a little time poking around in iTunes to get this to happen for my iTunes purchases.
Basically, you can allow Apple to send out an RSS feed of your recent iTunes purchases. You can then use that RSS feed wherever you like, ... Continue reading »

8 comments

Louis Gray
1 year ago

Good summary. You beat me to it!

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webomatica
1 year ago

Well - for what it's worth I double checked to see if you had already
written one :)

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Nathan Lanier
1 year ago

Very Nice

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CyndyA
1 year ago

Am I the only person in the world who may be ashamed of a few iTunes purchases? Not to mention that I'm not entirely sure I'd want the kids' stuff showing up. There's only so much Hannah Montana the world should be exposed to.

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webomatica
1 year ago

Haha, well... in my case we have episodes of grey's anatomy, simon and
garfunkel, and movies like beauty shop that are all due to my wife, with her
slightly different taste.

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CyndyA
1 year ago

You share an account with your wife? I think my husband would throw up. We have authorized each other to play the few things we both like, but other than that, his account is his account. Although the kids buy through mine, which skew me toward The Cheetah Girls and Aly & AJ.

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Mike
1 year ago

Nice! I know I'm nitpicking, but it still treats it like a blog. Would be awesome if FriendFeed allowed you to name the "blog" and maybe even upload your own service icon (or use the feed's favicon).

In fact, I'm going to post the suggestion to their feedback forum - here's hoping they implement it. :)

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