Can anyone recommend an RSS aggregator?

[susanreads]

I've been mostly-happy with Bloglines for years, and I just logged in and found this:

"As you may have heard, we are sorry to share that Bloglines will officially shut down on October 1, 2010.
More detail can be found on the Ask.com blog - http://blog.ask.com.
We want to make it as easy as possible to transport your feeds to another RSS aggregator, so below are some simple instructions:" ...

Apparently it's not relevant to Ask's core business. I hadn't even noticed it belonged to Ask!

I have 88 feeds, which I'll take this as a cue to prune, but I don't want to add them all to my DW reading page, they'd swamp it! Does anyone know a good RSS aggregator that isn't closing down?

Comments

[apis_mellifera]

Here via my network page...

I use Google Reader, which works really well for me and how I read and manage my feeds.

[susanreads]

Thanks for the recommendation. It looks navigable; I'll need to try it out ... I've got a couple of weeks to decide anyhow.

[amadi]

I use Google Reader. Though if you're a Mac user, you can also use Mail.app, which is something I'm thinking about trying. I believe the Thunderbird mail app also has RSS function.

[susanreads]

Thanks for commenting. Google Reader seems to be the front runner; I'll have to try it (but it'll automatically connect to my Gmail account, since Google doesn't allow you to use two different IDs at the same time. That might be inconvenient to log in to when I'm not at home).

I didn't know Thunderbird could read RSS feeds, but it would mean changing the way I use the app too much - also I wouldn't be able to use it at the library. Maybe there's a way of checking it remotely but I'm not au fait with it. (That's the email I don't use on websites, and it doesn't get any spam. No coincidence, eh!)