Gorgeous, but complicated. I may have to give it a shot.

There seems to be a trend lately of posts regarding RSS overload. A lot of people are complaining about being overwhelmed with their Google Reader, and some are even advising for you to stop using your RSS reader altogether. I say, hogwash. Do something about it and take back your Google Reader. Now is the time to reclaim it.

full text feeds actually does lead to more page views, though understanding why is a little more involved. Full text feeds makes the reading process much easier. It means it's that much more likely that someone reads the full piece and actually understands what's being said -- which makes it much, much, much more likely that they'll then forward it on to someone else, or blog about it themselves, or post it to Digg or Reddit or Slashdot or Fark or any other such thing -- and that generates more traffic and interest and page views from new readers, who we hope subscribe to the RSS feed and become regular readers as well.

pretty to look at, but not sure I'd ever use anything but google reader at this point.

Whoa. This is gorgeous!

The Mac feed reader just got better with today’s introduction of the release version of NewsGator NetNewsWire 3.0

If you’re like me, then you probably have a serious case of information overload. In today’s web of information, it’s easy to get caught up in the constant news stream.

If you've been holding off on moving to Google Reader, this may push you over the edge. Simply gorgeous!

Indispensable to most businesses today, e-mail can be a millstone around the necks of office workers and the corporate IT professionals who serve them. Bloated in-boxes conceal rather than expose critical e-mail messages, and vast archives of spam and use

While using it to browse through my RSS feeds I have run across more than a few external tools to help you get more out of Google Reader.

I’m looking for a new RSS feed reader that offers good support for video, audio and photos. This post will discuss what I’ve found in that search. It’s not pretty so far.

I switched from Bloglines to Google Reader a few weeks ago, and my life has forever changed for the better. Here’s the list of tips and tricks from what I’ve discovered so far.

Feed Rinse is an easy to use tool that lets you automatically filter out syndicated content that you aren't interested in. It's like a spam filter for your RSS subscriptions.

I won't dare install this on my computer, but it looks kinda gay... I mean cool.

Al Gore's new venture

Why did it take Wired News so long to write this?

Newspapers scrambling to do feeds right

How the web will work in the future

Make ANY page an RSS feed

Get your rss on

RSS is about to go mainstream

validation?

This should be required reading for all

Corporate blogs

Great read on RSS

The interface is a bit clunky, but it's cool

TV + BitTorrent + RSS = Season Pass

Build with BBC content

Cory's take on the Beeb opening up

Yahoo Media RSS - whoa!

Interesting POV about subscribing to a feed and how it's not easy (yet)

RSS via email

Free music

Free music with tags, genres, etc

RSS feeds for your mobile device

RSS contact info that other people can view

Save and Retrieve Your Documents, Photos, and Files from ANY Computer via RSS

Craigslist email

A feed search site

RSS and Atom feeds are popping up like mushrooms on Web sites. They are popular because they offer a simple mechanism for loyal visitors to register with a site and be notified of updates. Still they are not always easy on users, particularly those with o

Learn how to build an Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) Really Simple Syndication (RSS) reader, as well as a Web component that you can place on any Web site to look at the articles in the RSS feeds.

RSS is a data format for syndicating content on the World Wide Web

here are 35 ways you can use RSS feeds today. in most cases, they go beyond news and blogs

Mashing IM and RSS

Looks like a decent PC RSS reader to check out

RSS feed alerts via IM