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I am using Google Reader for my RSS feeds, and I am sure many others do as well. In my company, a lot of internal information/posts/announcements is provided by means of RSS feeds. I can't connect these to Google Reader.

I am going to be another such "provider" of an RSS feed, and I'd like to allow people public access for it, so that they can see the title of the post/announcement in Google Reader and then press the link to the intranet.

Any suggestions?

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It's possible, but depends on the provider. For example, we use Redmine for project management, and it offers Atom feeds with a user-specific key parameter: https://redmine.example.com/projects/project-name/issues.atom?key=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. These feeds work in Reader because it authenticates based on the key. I'm not sure of a general solution. This came up more than once in my Google searches, which is essentially the same thing Redmine is doing.

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