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A feed reader is a pretty personal thing for a lot of people, including me. It’s one of the main ways that I collect information — along with things like Twitter and FriendFeed and Techmeme and so on — and so I’m pretty particular about what I use,
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I guess my reading habits are more geared to consuming tons of headlines then reading individual articles.
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I'm a big fan of Feedly as well and it took a bit before I finally realized what I like about it - serendipity.
If you have (and I KNOW you have) more feeds than you can reasonably expect to read in any one day or week, even the fabulous efficiency of Google Reader's keystroke commands aren't enough to let you get through it all.
Feedly does a couple of interesting things here.
It treats that vast pool of posts from your feed as a rich source of valuable content (which it is if you've been choosing wisely) and serves up a personal magazine with an amazingly low signal to noise ratio. (Damn, do I have that backwards?) If your pool is deep enough serendipty results, I think.
And lastly having Feedly results appear in my Google search is brilliant.
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