If you're talking straight rss feeds, its probably just easier to write it in code. But Yahoo Pipes is more a GUI tool than a coding solution, so I'm making the assumption you don't want to code this yourself. In that case, check out Dapper or Kapow! Technologies. There are others, but those are probably the best.
It's unfortunate that these products aren't better integrated. YQL is more reliable (especially lately) and can do more things, but Yahoo Pipes is very nice for what it does, and some simple things in Pipes require some work in YQL. Why are these completely separate products anyway?
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Since you didn't indicate you'd already seen it, here's the same question twice (with some useful answers) on SO:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2627387/is-there-a-decent...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2019887/alternatives-to-y...
Personally, I think pipe2py looks interesting.
This works ok: http://open.dapper.net/developers/webservices/search.php
If you're talking straight rss feeds, its probably just easier to write it in code. But Yahoo Pipes is more a GUI tool than a coding solution, so I'm making the assumption you don't want to code this yourself. In that case, check out Dapper or Kapow! Technologies. There are others, but those are probably the best.
Checkout Feedity - http://feedity.com (shameless plug)
YQL http://developer.yahoo.com/yql/
It's unfortunate that these products aren't better integrated. YQL is more reliable (especially lately) and can do more things, but Yahoo Pipes is very nice for what it does, and some simple things in Pipes require some work in YQL. Why are these completely separate products anyway?