VIDEO: What is Feedly and Why I Use It

by Ari Herzog on August 27, 2009 · 3 comments

Google Reader is a RSS feed reader that most people use to read blog entries. I have an active Google account and have a Reader account configured, but I don’t read your blog posts with it. Rather, I use a Firefox application called Feedly.

For visual explanation, here’s a video I created:

Three sets of thanks are in order. First, thank you John Haydon for inspiring me to realize I never blogged about Feedly, despite using it since last summer. Second, thank you Louis Gray for blogging about the then-new RSS application. Third, thank you Screenr for making this screencast technology available.

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1 Jamie Favreau August 27, 2009 at 5:38 PM Twitter: @jfavreau

Great technology. I love Firefox. I think the additional features is what makes this app great.
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2 Ari Herzog August 29, 2009 at 1:29 PM Twitter: @ariherzog

I’ve used Feedly for over a year. Give it a try!

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3 Joel McLaughlin September 9, 2009 at 2:47 PM Twitter: @seomclaughlin

Awesome, first I have heard of this. I will definitely try it out.

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