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Google today dropped a big update to its feed reader. They're characterizing their RSS reader as "your inbox for the Web," which I kinda like. One of the big new features is that each user now gets their own public page where they can share feed items. It's similar to Bloglines' clip blogs. Another feature is feed discovery tool. More info is here. Screen grabs follow...
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» Google RSS Reader Gets Re-Vamped from The Messaging Times
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