If you’re not already using a news­reader, have a look at this article.

Busi­ness Week Link: Your Online Paper­boy.

So instead of surf­ing through The New York Times site for news, going to eBay (EBAY) to track a par­tic­u­lar auc­tion, or check­ing with Apple’s (AAPL ) iTunes to see when a new record­ing is avail­able, you can get access to all the infor­ma­tion through one Web page or down­load to your com­puter. The infor­ma­tion you get, called a feed, comes to you through a piece of soft­ware called a newsreader.

My favorite news­reader is Blog­lines.

Via Steve Rubel.

Here’s an alpha­bet­i­cal list of the most widely used feedreaders:

• Bloglines/2.0
• FeedDemon/1.0
• FeedDemon/1.10RC1
• FeedonFeeds/0.1
• FeedonFeeds/0.1.2
• Fee­dReader
• MagpieRSS/0.51
• MagpieRSS/0.6a
• NetNewsWire/1.0.5
• NetNewsWire/1.0.8
• NewsGator/2.0
• News­Mon­ster 1.2.2
• NewzCrawler 1.5
• Odd­bot 1.0 (on behalf of Oddpost)
• Radio User­land 8.0.8
• RssReader/1.0.88
• Rss­Reader (pre-version 1.0.87)
• SharpReader/0.9
• Shrook/1.3.3
• Shrook/2.0 Pre­view
• Shrook/51
• Shrook/53
• Xpy­der
• YahooFeedSeeker/1.0