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"The more connected the world becomes, the more difficult it can be to keep up with everything. I know I can't keep up with all the news and information that I want to keep track of - and I'm in front of a computer all day! Lazyfeed, a new service launching today, hopes to help keep you up to date.  Essentially, Lazyfeed is a service that offers live updates, based on topics you are interested in as well as the way you use various social media sites.\nAfter you sign up for an account, you can start searching for topics that you are interested in. If you like a topic a lot - for instance, I'm a big Apple fan - you can save it. Once each topic is populated with updates, you can see related topics and choose to save or browse through those feeds.\n\nYou can also can link your Lazyfeed account with your Twitter, Flickr, Delicious or blog accounts and Lazyfeed will monitor the keywords (or hashtags) you commonly use to offer up suggestions of topics to save.\nYour feeds are updated in real-time with news and blog posts from across the web. On the main Lazyfeed screen, you can see the top ten most popular topics, and browse to see what is new.\n\nFinally, when you click on a story, you can go right to the link or easily share it using Facebook, Twitter, or e-mail.\nCheck out the screencast below, which gives a nice overview of how Lazyfeed works.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSign-up is super easy, and the service offers up a lot of information and content. It's a flexible way to view a lot of topics easily, without getting bogged down in an aggregator.\nWhat do you think of Lazyfeed? How do you help organize or process news about various interests from across the web?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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