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Jon Dube at CyberJournalist.net reports that USA Today has launched a branded RSS reader that doesn't require readers to know anything about RSS. It's Ajax-based and pretty nice. You can use it to create a personalized start page similar to Windows Live or Netvibes. However, as of this writing I am having some issues getting it to work within Firefox.
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Steve Rubel reported today USA Today launched a branded RSS reader.
To be honest I dont know how I feel about USA Today releasing a branded RSS reader. I think it is great publishing companies are taking an interest in simplifying RSS implementati... [Read More]
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