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February 22, 2008

An RSS service announcement

For some reason I do not understand, our transfer of blog publishing platforms appears to have stopped my previous RSS feed working. But it works fine if you re-subscribe (there are various  options below right). End of announcement.

Update: the feed that has stopped is http://feeds.feedburner.com/typepad/gapperblog. That figures, I suppose. We have moved from Typepad to Wordpress.

Final update: The original feed is now working again, thanks to an FT.com intervention. You can keep using the Feedburner address above, or use http://blogs.ft.com/gapperblog/feed/. End of announcement (really).

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