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RSS is the backbone for most things Web 2.0 but these days, it's not always fast enough. Politeness

There is an infinite variety of things you can do with RSS feeds and a substantial number of

The Google Reader team just announced that it has implemented more granular controls for who you share items

At the beginning of this month, we told you about Feedly, a Firefox extension for Google Reader users

Today, Bloglines has unveiled a new skin for its public beta site and has announced that it will

Yesterday, Mozilla announced Snowl, a prototype of a universal messaging/content aggregation plugin for Firefox. In its current incarnation,

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

...And Continues To Be Awesome! If you're a Firefox and Google Reader user and you haven't yet installed

One of the conferences we're supporting this year is Defrag. The topics that Defrag explores are very close

Back when the RSS aggregator web site Alltop launched in March of this year, we compared it to

AideRSS, the marvelous service that filters items in any RSS feed for popularity with readers, has spun out

Polymeme is a new memetracker that bills itself as "a polymath's guide to news." Polymeme is the

RSS is magic and the things we do online are often beautiful - so why are all the

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

RSS feeds are the all the latest craze. It's one of the best and most popular way

Some ideas are either so good (or so easy to copy), that it's only a matter of time

Blogs, RSS, IM, Twitter and FriendFeed - the number of sources of sources of information online can feel

At first glance, the social news aggregation site called FeedzZ appears to nothing more that an Alltop clone

Are you subscribing to too many blogs? Tired of the same old stuff flowing through your feeds? Think

With all the discussions about information overload and the need for filtering, it looks like we're going to