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  Filter and View Links in your Twitter Stream in RSS using ReadTwit

  Do you feel that your missing a lot of stuff on Twitter? Are those RTs (Re-Tweets) from everyone annoying you? Then here's something you should need. ReadTwit, an excellent service/software that filters your Twitter feeds to links only resolves link destinations and publishes the content as an RSS feed. The best part is that, any duplicate links or RTs rather in the same time-frame, are grouped together. These feed contains only the links shared by people whom your following on Twitter. Read More | Tweet This

• Google Reader Officially Supports NewsGator, NewsGator Dumps Online Version

  NewsGator has decided to discontinue the use of NewsGator Online, their free web based RSS reader, at the end of August. Read More | Tweet This

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  10 Tools To Combine and Mashup Multiple RSS Feeds

  RSS has become a very common phenomenon on the web. Everybody uses it, whether they realize it or not. It has taken different forms and works in different ways. RSS delivers content with flexibility and faster than any owl at Hogwarts. Read More | Tweet This

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  Google Reader Desktop Client

  Google Reader is no doubt one of the best online RSS feed readers, however I have been using Feedly for the past few months, however the constant changes that Feedly has been pushing down users throats has made me decide to switch to a desktop client that will allow me to read and sync feeds [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Google Chrome RSS Support

  Google Chrome is definitely a browser worth using, however it still lacks quite a lot of features for mainstream users, which includes lack of support for add-ons like Firefox and the lack of RSS support. In the past though we have told you about several bookmarklets, that would help you add some of the missing features [...] Read More | Tweet This