I have used (and continue to use) Yahoo’s customizable RSS reader service, which you can set up for yourself by going to http://my.yahoo.com. There are a variety of templates that you can use to create an attractive interface for yourself, which also allows you to get to Yahoo’s other features. This service has worked well for me, for many, many years.

Thanks for the responses.  I am experimenting with Google Reader and Activorous, which will easily migrate all your Blogline feeds to Activorous.  (It took about 2 minutes).  It has an excellent interface.  The downside is that they are relatively new, and creating an account had a glitch in it, but eventually worked.

Anne Beier

Keri Adams wrote:

I use Google Reader and I love it.

(And pardon the blatant self-promotion, but I'm doing a program at the Youth Services Forum on using Google Reader to keep up with YA books are services, so if anyone is interested, you should come!  http://njla.org/programs/ysforum1.pdf)

Keri Adams
YA Librarian
Johnson Public Library
Hackensack, NJ

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