Is there a print version of Podcasting?

Factual Questions
1

This is a weird concept to nail down in a few words.

Is there a service that will print out feeds daily? On physical paper?

For example:

(Link is NSFSL - Not Safe For Sudoku Lovers)

has a TON of puzzles, about 25 free weekly.

Is there any program that can go and print them out, much like a Podcatcher does for Podcasts?

And that begs, does said program do the same for other sites, etc?

I wouldn’t mind having it ‘virtual’ but puzzles and I’m sure some other diversions don’t translate as well as regular text does online.

2

An RSS feed will send them to your computer, but you’ll still have to be the one to print them out, though I suppose that there are DIY ways of automating the process. I imagine that when someone finally comes up with a decent ebook reader, you’ll see “bookcasting” software (assuming there isn’t already).

3

There is a Slate daily papers “Textcast,” which updates like a regular podcast to your iPod, but doesn’t contain any audio. It instead uses the “notes” function to provide a detailed, yet summarized look at the front pages of several major daily newspapers. Something like this, combined with a script running on your machine could probably do what you want.

So, it’s possible, but I don’t know of anyone doing it.

4

Hmm, I’m seeing a Web 2.0 start up company shortly to be gobbled up by Google/Yahoo/Microsoft for big buck$$$. I’m thinking we need to be the one’s to start it! Who’s with me?

5

I don’t know about printouts, but you can do something similar with a PDA. For years I’ve been using AvantGo on various PDAs (currently Palm TX). I think of it as a text version of Podcast - the PDA downloads text from selected web sites every time I sync with the desktop.