I use Newshutch. They debutted sometime earlier this year and were recommended by 37 signals, so I tried it out and have loved it since. I tried Google Reader once, couldn't enjoy it, ditched it, haven't tried version two. Tried Thunderbird, too; same. Not having any significant problems with Newshutch, so I don't see any reason to try out anything new again.
Quote:
Originally Posted by tobyhede  Don't think there's much of a privacy concern in storing public feed data. |
The privacy concern is knowing who you are, and seeing a list of what you read. E.g., Say I subscribe to Al-Qaeda Online and The Bin Laden Blog. Then say the CIA knew this. Would I be flagged for greater suspicion?
I have my own opinions on the subject, but I probably shouldn't bring them up here.
The privacy concerns of the Information Age have to do with connecting data points and drawing conclusions.
__________________
"I read, I interpret, I think, I criticize, I oppose, I listen, I write, I question, I reply, I quote, I tell, I name, I discuss, I interpolate..., I learn, I teach, I live, therefore I am." -- Marc-Alain Ouaknin, "Mysteries of the Kabbalah", p383.
Favorite Essays I Wrote:
love,
identity & growth,
economics,
education,
equality,
definitions.
Recent Books I liked:
Anansi Boys,
Fly By Night,
Hyperion.