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Top 10 Windows RSS Feed Readers and News Aggregators

RSS feeds are a spam-free, quick and efficient way to read news and weblogs. To get the most out of newsfeeds, you need a powerful aggregator, though, that lets you organize, search, categorize and use news items just like emails. Here are my top picks for reading news on Windows.

1. NewzCrawler – RSS News Feed Reader

NewzCrawler
NewzCrawler is a fantastic RSS feed reader with a highly usable interface and tons of useful features and gimmicks. While NewzCrawler lets you post to blogs, its weak spot is news item relations.

2. FeedDemon – RSS News Feed Reader

FeedDemon
FeedDemon is a clean and well thought-out approach to reading RSS feeds. Easy to configure and use, FeedDemon still has a very comprehensive feature set and hardly any weak spots.

3. Google Reader – RSS News Feed Reader

Google Reader - Free RSS News Feed Reader
Google Reader is a decidedly simple yet very usable and, thanks to a flexible labeling system, quite comprehensive web-based RSS feed reader.

4. Omea Reader – RSS News Feed Reader

Omea Reader - RSS News Feed Reader
Omea Reader makes staying up to date with RSS feeds, Usenet news and web pages a smooth experience tailored to your reading style and organizing talent with search folders, annotations, categories and workspaces.

5. Bloglines – RSS News Feed Reader

Bloglines - Web-Based RSS News Feed Reader
Bloglines is a great, web-based way to read RSS feeds. There’s no software to wrestle with, and using Bloglines is smooth and easy. You can even subscribe to searches in either your or all feeds and publish a blog with remarkable simplicity.

6. NewsGator Online Services – RSS News Feed Reader

NewsGator Online Services - RSS News Feed Reader
NewsGator Online Services make your RSS feed follow you. Using intelligent subscription and item synchronization, you can read news on the web, via POP email, on a mobile device or in NewsGator for Outlook. Unfortunately, the NewsGator Online Services web edition lacks a bit in features and functionality.

7. NewsGator Inbox for Outlook – RSS News Feed Reader

NewsGator Inbox for Outlook
NewsGator does the very right thing of integrating RSS feeds (and Usenet news) with an email client. NewsGator lets you read, archive, organize and search news with all the power of Outlook.

8. Awasu Personal Edition – RSS News Feed Reader

Awasu Personal Edition - RSS News Feed Reader
Awasu Personal Edition is an extremely feature-rich RSS feed reader. The option to enhance it with plug-ins and hooks in particular makes Awasu a powerful aggregator, in spite of some limitations.

9. Blog Navigator – RSS News Feed Reader

Blog Navigator - RSS News Feed Reader
Blog Navigator is a sophisticated RSS feed reader that packs a lot of power — search folders and offline article archiving, for example — in an easily approachable interface. There are still some rough edges, though, Blog Navigator comes with little documentation and search as well as organization show room for improvement.

10. SharpReader – RSS News Feed Reader

SharpReader - RSS News Feed Reader
SharpReader is a great RSS feed reader that knows how to organize news and blogs in their logical order to make following them easy. Virtual folders and searches would be logical next steps.

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