You’re using google reader, right? Have you know this feature? You can see statistics of a subscription by simply clicking to link show details.

And viola, the statistics of that subscription is shown. Very neat, eh?

If you want to keep updated to your favorite blog, then a RSS Reader is a must. You add subscription to one blog, and one blog and one blog and then you find your RSS Reader with 1000+ items everyday. You feel that you’re wasting time reading the subscription, but there’s something inside you feeling left out if you’re not updated. There’s are some tips to manage your subscription in any RSS Reader, including Oversubscribed.

don’t know why people feel obligated to read every item in every feed they’ve subscribed to. Get over that and you’ll already be a far happier person. Many people say they find relief knowing that with enough subscriptions, anything important that they missed will come up again later. Other people oversubscribe and then just read “watchlists” - searches for keywords inside their subscribed feeds.

Yes, you may feel overwhelmed by RSS Reader, especially on Mondays. However, with a correct attitude toward reading, you’ll never miss anymore information available on your favorite subscriptions.

Making The Most of RSS Reader [via ReadWriteWeb]

For my RSS, I use Google Reader. I have tried Bloglines, and microsoft Outlook but since I want to integrate it with my main email, I use Google reader. What is RSS, you said? It’s a simple way to keep updates on someone’s blog, or news blog and it makes blogwalk a lot easier.

This ultimate list of RSS Reader contains more than 120 resources and I hope it’s useful for choosing your RSS Reader. Some can be used offline, windows based, linux based and some is web based. It’s up to you to find your suitable rss reader.

The Ultimate Guide to RSS Reader [via mashable.com]