Google recently announced that on July 1, 2013 its RSS Reader will no longer be available. In preparation, I read several posts about what the best replacement options might be and landed on NetNewsWire. After a few weeks, I now prefer it to Google Reader. Here are a few reasons why.
In addition to the video, here are a few useful links to help you along:
http://netnewswireapp.com
http://blackpixel.com/blog/2013/03/the-return-of-netnewswire.html
Blogs Referenced in the Video:
Owen W Brown
Work In Progress 
I’ve been using Feedly. It can take some getting used to, but I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and like the different view options they have. More of a Web 2.0 feel to it vs. the standard news reader..
Hey, Pete. Thanks for the tip. I signed up to take Feedly for a test drive. It is not immediately apparent that I am going to like it as well as NetNewsWire but I’ll give it a few tries.
Okay, Pete. I was only able to use my iOS devices over the past four days, so I took your advice and gave Feedly a good working over. I really really like the iOS apps for iPhone and iPad. I might just be convert. For certain on all of my mobile devices. Which I just realized probably means I will move to Feedly when reading my feeds on desktop as well so all devices will all be in sync. Thanks!
Hi Owen!
Thanks for this info, need to find swedish equivalent!
Regards,
Rickard
NetNewsWire doesn’t work in Sweden? Maybe try Pete’s suggestion – Feedly.com