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In the old days you might have had a few favorite newspapers you\u2019d regularly browse through. A few years ago, you probably started browsing through your favorite online news sources. Today, there are a lot more options and cross-interests leading people to sometimes browse upwards of 12 \u2013 25 sites daily. This doesn\u2019t include following Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn updates. It\u2019s complete madness and it\u2019s a time black hole.<\/p>\n

Fortunately for readers, duo Jordan Steeves and Matt Durak launched FeedStream<\/a>. Still in beta but deliciously efficient, FeedStream offers web newsreaders a more refined solution. Users receive a visual stream of incoming news, simple and well-designed pages to read, plus a host of sharing tools. You\u2019ll also find it easy to manage your top news sources.<\/p>\n

Visualize this: Your homepage gives you an incredibly clean to the point of futuristic design that clearly identifies top stories across your favorite content sites \u2013 all of which are first sectioned by category and then publication. You scroll horizontally through one source, then the next and so on.<\/p>\n

FeedStream is smart. It recognized the trend and usefulness of image marketing<\/a> along with the reality that content marketing is still a top priority. Pairing the two, it still offers content but features it like rows of Polaroids that let you quickly scan content and grasp what you need. Kindle\u2019s Pulse needs to take some tips here. Pulse, while useful, pales in comparison to this budding idea.<\/p>\n

Still in beta, FeedStream doesn\u2019t offer all the content you\u2019d want \u2013 but it offers enough to make it worth your while. As it gains popularity and moves out of beta, it\u2019ll confidently tout a much longer selection of categories and publications to choose from. In the meantime, functionality, design and a simple-to-use dashboard makes FeedStream a must-have tool for daily use. Or perhaps you still want to browse upwards of who knows how many sites per day, not to mention straining your eyes against individual design pages, advertisements and plugs to get to the content you want.<\/p>\n

What This Means for Content Publishers<\/strong><\/p>\n

Content publishers once again have to up their game. If you simply look at the host of stories available, you\u2019ll find that\u2026<\/p>\n