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About news and ways to get news. People have a lot of news everyday. Do you know how to get news which are important to you from a whole stream of information? Almost everyone uses TV and radio. Me too, but I do not use they very often. I usually use the RSS Google reader. The RSS reader is easy to use, because almost every site has a rss feed. It has a simple user friendly interface. You can add a new feed in your reader like "one, two, three". Just copy the link of a feed from the site and add it via the red "Subscribe" button. You do not need to listen or read a information which isn't important to you as you do it for TV or radio translations. I think it's the best thing in the RSS reader. You can ask me "Why do need a reader? Do you have so many stuff to read?". Yes, I do. As you may know, I'm a IT guy, and I need to be on the edge of technology. So, I need to know if my favorite frameworks have some new updates or critical fixes, if anyone found a new way to optimize anything there, if new IT meeting is coming and so on. As you may see, I like to read about IT area: new gadgets, frameworks, programming languages and startups, all of them. Almost 3 years I was getting this information from my RSS reader, but now time is over, because Google is going to close the reader at June 2013. I'm sad about this decision and many other people too. You can help us try to keep it alive by subscribe a petition. https://www.change.org/petitions/google-keep-google-reader-running You can't get information about IT from TV or radio. I usually use TV and radio as a background if I do some stuff like cooking(TV) or coding(radio). I prefer to watch the CNN channel and listen the BBC radio station, but as I said before, they are still not so important to me as the RSS reader.

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