What’s In My RSS Reader

Since more and more people are remembering how RSS readers were amazing and many recent developments signal a return for RSS, I have decided it’d be nice to put out my list here to help others to start their journey.

If you’re unfamiliar with RSS and RSS readers, Matt Webb has a simple website for starters. It’ll give you everything you need to understand what all this is about. My RSS reader of choice is Inoreader. I’ve been using Newsblur for a really long time but after discovering Inoreader and how many power tools it has, decided to switch. Even though Newsblur will always have a special place for me, Inoreader’s many power tools (like topic search, website change tracking and more) is definitely improved my RSS experience.

This is why my RSS reader is basically the starting point for the every research and work I do. I’m not just following blogs and small websites but also have some major news sources, filtered for my interests to skim headlines. This may seem like overloading the reader but it works for me.

Below you can find my RSS feed bundles as a list. The first version (archived below) was good but it was hard to update and keep track of. Inoreader’s bundles gives me an option to keep all of the lists in a more controllable and visually appealing place. You can check the websites, most recent posts from those feeds directly download the OPML file or even directly subscribe to the Bundle itself with your RSS readers.

• About Me – All the feeds that syndicate my work.
• Blogs – All the blogs I’m following.
• News, Media and Tech – Keeping up with the world kind of feeds.
• WaDI – Feeds that are hard to categorize but worth following.