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• Feed Readers: Beat unread feeds item overload with tags

  Published: August 8, 2007, 8:00 am

  Tags: Feed Readers, Rss, Rss Reader, Speed Reading, Tagging

  the "essential" tag and reading the best-of-the-best until he can find the time to go through all of his feeds. Feeling overwhelmed with Lifehacker posts? You can easily trim the fat. What techniques have you come up with for dealing with FRO (Feed Reader Overload)? Share in the comments. Thanks, Josh!

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• Avoid Getting Bogged Down by Long Emails [Email]

  Published: January 16, 2008, 8:00 am

  Tags: Email, Email Overload, Speed Reading

  We all get them—emails that are supposed to answer a question, or advance an idea, but instead cover your screen with imposing paragraphs of filler and beg to be shoved in the "Later" bin. The Anywired work blog recommends forcing yourself to tackle those messages immediately, but by using a simple mental filter:Scan the email until you can

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• Speed-Read on the Web [Speed Reading]

  Published: March 8, 2008, 11:00 am

  Tags: How To, Reading, Speed Reading

  the article. Also, consider reading supporting information that reinforces the title of the article. Look at eye-catching images and extracted quotes (often in bold). Finally, take a look at the conclusion. This section usually reiterates the title and expresses the author's viewpoint. By turning speed-reading into an everyday practice,

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• Spreed News Helps You Speed Read News

  Published: August 1, 2008, 8:08 pm

  Tags: Content, Education, News, Productivity, Rss, Somewhat Frank, Somewhatfrank, Somewhatfrank Com, Startpage, Startup, Technologies, Technology, Tool, Web 2 0, Feeds, Home Page, Speed Reading, Spreed

  but it creates a unique speed reading experience upon clicking on a piece of content to read. Spreed News reformats content in short content infused phrases and blinks them to a reader at the rate of your selected reading speed. For example, you can select 300 words per minute and Spreed News chugs through the content at that pace. The

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