What’s your favorite Feed Reader?

by Nicola Deiana on May 13, 2007 · 1 Comment
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About A year or so ago we started using FeedBurner for our RSS and email subscriptions. One of the best free tools that we’ve seen yet. Mainly we did this because I had a lot of requests for users who like to receive email rather then RSS and FeedBurner really makes it nice for that.

So today is a time for a little reader question.

What’s your favorite Feed Reader? Why?

Do you prefer NewsGator? Are you a Google Reader big fan? Firefox Live Bookmarks or Netvibes junkie? Which one do you use - why?

What do you think?Let me know your comment, or you can subscribe to the3dtechnologies.com through RSS or email!

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