I wrote a guest post that just was published on TechCrunch, the weblog tracking Web 2.0, titled The State of Online Feed Readers. I analyzed the leading web-based feed readers and a few up and coming readers and compared them.
Thank you Mike Arrington for the opportunity. It was my pleasure to write the post. I hope you enjoy it. If you like the review please Digg it here.
NOTE: TechCrunch is not being renamed SomewhatFrankCrunch as I might have joked about previously.
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Congratulations on your guest writing for TechCrunch! Great post & Great exposure!
Posted by: Chris | Friday, March 31, 2006 at 11:59 AM
Aluded? or are you being chased. when did you test newsgator? the newsgator i use has a lot more features than you indicated in the matrix.
Posted by: adam | Friday, March 31, 2006 at 03:28 PM
der. alluded.
Posted by: adam | Friday, March 31, 2006 at 03:32 PM
Hi Frank,
I wondering if you could give a frank review on
http://www.mytoday.com/
we also have our mobile version available at:
http://m.mytoday.com/
Personalization is not yet enabled. But we are looking for 'reading lists' (OPMLs) - the same name you are using. You mind mailing me yours so that we can share it with the users?
Also - we are opening a wiki soon - so that we can have more user involvement in the types of Dailies (public RSS) so that we can take RSS to the masses.
You can find the wiki at:
http://mytoday.wikispaces.com/
Thanks,
+Vinu
Product Manager, MyToday Team
Posted by: Vinu | Friday, March 31, 2006 at 05:25 PM
I would like to interview you for a book I'm writing called "Life After the Press Release"
Posted by: Robb Hecht | Friday, March 31, 2006 at 06:56 PM
I've just finished building this RSS feed reader. I know it lacks many features when compared to others out there, It is my first try though. I plan to extend its features with time. But I believe it tackles the idea of displaying multiple feeds in a new way. Let me know what you think.
http://www.rssvoyage.com
Posted by: andy | Friday, July 13, 2007 at 10:53 AM