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Bloglines dominates Web-based feed readers

Tim Finin, 1:00pm 19 January 2007

popularity of web based feed readersHitwise has an interesting post comparing the popularity of five web-based feed readers. Bloglines continues to dominate with with Rojo, Google, Newsgator and Netvibes following behind.

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