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Last week we introduced you to FriendDeck, a new online application that lets you monitor FriendFeed in a

Feedly, a magazine style feed reader that syncs with Google Reader, just released a very interesting and useful

GoDaddy has just unveiled an amazing new service called SmartSpace which lets anyone register a domain name and

WonderHowTo aggregates and curates a large database of instructional videos from all over the Internet. It employs a

We first wrote about the mainstream RSS reader and blog directory Regator in early July. At that time,

Moopz is a new web service created by the fabulous Mark Carey, the same developer responsible for RWW's

There's a new aggregator in town folks. If you're a fan of Dave Winer's political NewsJunk aggregation

While quite a few mainstream users use RSS daily on their personalized homepages without ever knowing it, more

News aggregation sites aren't anything new to us. There are sites like Techmeme, Popurls, Techsted, Alltop, and

If there's one thing to be learned from social media tools, it's that these services were not made

The idea behind BlogRize is that the "wisdom of the crowds" works best if you have the right

ReadBurner was an RSS aggregator service which displayed the most popular URLs at any given time based on

Techmeme is a great place to stay up-to-date with the current tech news in the blogosphere, showing the

Have you heard about Toluu yet? This new RSS-based service, currently in private beta, lets you share your

Hype Machine, the much-loved MP3 blog aggregator service, has long been the place to go to find great

Backlash is probably too harsh a word, but as the buzz around lifestreaming continues to build, some people

Swotti is a new semantic search engine that aggregates opinions about products to help you make purchasing decisions.

We've seen a lot of new aggregation services and lifestreaming applications come into play recently, and we've questioned

The popular RSS aggregator web site, ReadBurner is no more. Today, the site's homepage reads: "I'm sorry to

Whereas the social news service from Digg relies on members to select and rank content, a new startup from