RSSRiver, a little script I wrote the other day, has been upgraded. The key new feature is Feedburner shortening. This means that if you want to read a feedburner feed, you can reduce the number of characters you need to enter by, well, lots. This: 
http://tools.opiumfield.com/rssriver/http://feeds.feedburner.com/TomMorrisOPML
has become this:
http://tools.opiumfield.com/rssriver/fb/TomMorrisOPML
Also, if you want to use a WordPress feed, you can do so by using "wp". wp/scobleizer will get you Scoble's blog.
I am also introducing shortcuts. Instead of putting a URL in, you can put a shortcut in.
I have set up a few sample shortcuts so far - "tom", "dave" and "kent". Tom gets you my blog. Dave gets you Scripting News. Kent gets you newsome.org.
A little more useful - perhaps - is "guardian". For large news organisations, I'll add directories - so bbc/..., cnn/...
I'm going to add lots more - they're easy enough to do. I'm also planning to make the URL shorter, but that'll have to wait.
Also, if you click on the minus button next to the feed title, you will see only titles for titled entries (doesn't work too good on my blog or on Scripting News). Once you've clicked through, you should be able to click "+" to see all the entry content again.
