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Feeds: regator - Finds the news

Regator is another RSS Aggregator. You can only subscribe to the 3000 blogs that regator offer. You can not import yout own OPML.

I will not switch from Google Reader, will you?

via www.regator.com Regator gathers and organizes the web's best blog posts to make it easy to find what you need—and fun to discover new things. via www.readwriteweb.com Another difference between Regator and other RSS aggregators is that while Regator opens in a River of News style view, the default view is organized by popularity, not chronology. Users can vote up or down on every post and those votes determine the position of the posts on the site. Regator does have the option to switch to a chronological view.

Lifestream: Swurl - a new brilliant agrregation service

Swurl is a new Lifestream / Tumblelog service, and it's really great!
It collects all things you do online from different social networks and blogs, and publish it on Swurl like a blog.
So now you don't have to worry that you use social networks instead of blogging

via www.swurl.com Swurl beta Bring your web life together. Brings all your web content together into a blog format. Encourages conversations, not just comments. Finds your friends on other sites and automatically gives you a feed of their activity. via www.techcrunch.com Swurl is essentially a lifecasting aggregator that pulls your current activity from web services that include Last.fm, Flickr, Amazon, and nearly twenty other sources via www.inquisitr.com New comer to the blogging 2.0 space Swurl aggregates online activity to deliver a Tumblr like experience with a unique timeline view as well. via www.downloadsquad.com If Swurl sounds a bit like FriendFeed, it kind of is. Both services let you gather all of your social networking activity in one place. But Swurl is a lot prettier and more customizable. via lifehacker.com Swurl's timeline feature stands out most, placing your links, photos, and other activities on a calendar timeline. via www.readwriteweb.com The big picture here for us is that RSS feeds and lifestream data in particular can really look great when displayed nicely and mashedup with various sources of data.

Aggregation: Facebook adds the feature to aggregate services just like Friendfeed

Now FaceBook tries to be like Friendfeed. You can aggregate feeds from services like Google Reader Shared, YouTube and StumbleUpon.
But you can't comment on Items yet. FaceBook will probably implement that too, soon.
It can be a serious competitor to Friendfeed if they do that.
Facebook still has much more users than Friendfeed.

clipped from mashable.com Facebook is quickly moving into the aggregation game, today adding a half dozen different services you can now import into your Mini-Feed. The new services include YouTube, StumbleUpon, Hulu, Pandora, Last.fm, and Google Reader.

Natuba - Lifestream service

clipped from natuba.com Give your friends a single place to follow everything happening in your online life with Natuba. Natuba gives you a way to create a single page from all of your sites around the Internet. With Natuba's simple interface you just drag and drop the sites you want, tell us your username, and we pull everything you have posted into your Natuba page. You can continue to update the other sites as often as you like, and everything will show up on your Natuba page. Best of all, there is no software to download or install, everything works right through your web browser!