EUFeeds is a special-purpose RSS aggregator for European newspapers that provides access to more than 300 papers from the European Union. Provided by the European Journalism Centre in the Netherlands, this site lets you quickly browse the print media from each EU member nation.

The site defaults to UK newspapers; there is no apparent way to set a different country as your default entry page. It also does not provide an RSS feed for the aggregated content -- so you cannot subscribe to the aggregated Czech Republic news, only visit it on a web page.

According to a recent press release,

The catch -- there's always a catch -- is that you need Tivo Desktop Plus on your Windows PC (sorry, Mac users) to get the material from your PC to your TiVo. So I won't be testing it any time soon. This marks another move forward in getting Internet podcast content onto the family room TV, though it's not as easy as it could be.

The second issue of the Code4Lib Journal is now available. Here is the table of contents:

• "Code4Lib: More Than a Journal" (Eric Lease Morgan)


• "Free and Open Source Options for Creating Database-Driven Subject Guides" (Edward M. Corrado and Kathryn A. Frederick)


• "Using Google Calendar to Manage Library Website Hours" (Andrew Darby)


• "Geocoding LCSH in the Biodiversity Heritage Library" (Chris Freeland, Martin Kalfatovic, Jay Paige, and Marc Crozier)


• "Toward Element-Level Interoperability in Bibliographic Metadata" (Carol Jean Godby, Devon Smith and Eric Childress)


• "Help! A Simple Method for Getting Back-Up Help to the Reference Desk" (Kenneth Furuta and Michele Potter)


• "Googlizing a Digital Library" (Jody DeRidder)


• "Participatory Design of Websites with Web Design Workshops" (Nancy Fried Foster, Nora Dimmock, and Alison Bersani)


• "Quick Lookup Laptops in the Library: Leveraging Linux with a SLAX LiveCD" (Dan Scott and Kevin Beswick)


• "The ICAP (Interactive Course Assignment Pages) Publishing System" (Margaret Mellinger and Kim Griggs)


• "Respect My Authority" (Jonathan Gorman)


• "Conference Report: Code4LibCon 2008" (Carol Bean, Ranti Junus, and Deborah Mouw)

Take a look -- this issue is filled with excellent articles. (Disclaimer: I'm on the editorial committee for the journal.)