Mac RSS News Readers: More Of Good, Bad, Ugly.

RSS. Really simple syndication. It’s a relatively old technology that’s gone mainstream. News headlines and a summary delivered to your Mac. It’s even built in to the Mac’s Safari browser.

There’s also a host of Mac RSS applications from free to not-so-free. In this age of instant news updates and direct notification, what do you use to gather web news?

What? You haven’t heard of or use RSS? That’s such a quaint, early 2004 attitude. We’re in the 21st century.... (excerpted).

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