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Favorite Web-based RSS Feed Readers at Lifehacker, TechCrunch

What's your favorite way to keep up with the blogs you love ? There is a good discussion happening at Lifehacker and TechCrunch on Web-based RSS readers.

Gina Trapani, Adam Pash and Keith Robinson of LifeHacker prefer to read RSS feeds inside a web-browser using Bloglines. You will find some interesting newsreaders like RSSOwl, Firefox Sage, Vienna and GreatNews mentioned in the comments.

On Michael Arrington's blog, Frank Gruber has a detailed comparison chart of web-based Feed Readers . Arrington prefers a three-pane approach as in Attensa online and FeedLounge.

Frank writes that Google Reader and FeedLounge are the fastest while Bloglines and Rojo are the best choice if you are looking for a feature rich application.

TechCrunch: Feed Reader Comparison Chart

Lifehacker: What feedreader do you use ?

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