Feed Readers

Remember back last year when I did a comparison of all the available RSS aggregators at that time. Do you have any idea how many I would have to download and use to do that now? Talk about an exploding market of choices!

Well, if you want a somewhat rough idea of some of the newer entries, take a look at which aggregator Mitch decided to use, and why he likes it.

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