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The new version of FeedBlendr has been getting some mentions around the place, so I thought I’d post a quick round-up of some of the mentions I’ve spotted including reviews, flames, praise etc 🙂

• Read/Write Web: FeedBlendr – Feed Remix Service, by Alex Iskold of Adaptive Blue
• Newsniche: Feedblendr feeds into one, by Allan Burns
• CyberNews: Combine your feeds into one with FeedBlendr
• Smallbizunplugged: Feedblendr: Relationships still the core of business, including blogging for business
• Technorati: Blogs containing “feedblendr”
• Google Blog Search: Blogs containing “feedblendr”

And as a bonus, here’s a chart from Technorati that shows mentions of “feedblendr” that they’re tracking over time!

After many months of development (the complete engine was re-written from the ground up!), I’m very happy to announce that FeedBlendr 2.0 is now officially launched and available for use. I’ve mentioned in previous posts all the new features in this version, so I won’t repeat myself, but needless to say it’s a major upgrade.

I’ll be fine-tuning and tweaking over the coming weeks, but hopefully this will be a stable revision to the system and will open up some new options for people who couldn’t use FeedBlendr for something in particular in the past.

One glaring omission in this new version is user accounts, which a lot of you asked for. Rest assured that this feature is coming, but it’s part of a bigger picture, so has been left out intentionally for now to allow me to integrate future features into it better.

Please check it out and let me know how the new version goes!

PS: If you’re into that sort of thing, be sure to check out the new Developers page with information on more powerful ways of interacting with FeedBlendr