Here at iBraryGuy, we are ever amazed at the cool and innovative ways various sites are making aggregation of blogs and newsfeeds possible.  From widgets to feed lists, these sites keep trying to one-up each other in the war to make following the deluge of feeds easier.  By now you know that iBraryGuy editing team are news addicts.  We follow more blogs, tweet streams, and newsfeeds than we can count.  It is no easy feat!  Suffice it to say that we are always on the lookout for tools that can make our lives (and our news addiction) easier.  Our newest find, and a really refreshing one at that, is .Collected.

.Collected is a sweet new service designed to make it easier to gather feeds and news into manageable collections that you can follow and share with others.  It actually gathers all kinds of feeds.  Blogs, Twitter streams, Flickr feeds . . . just about any stream or feed that uses RSS, Atom, or XML.  With .Collected, you can even easily export your collection to a favorite reader.   It is a cinch to set up and the interface makes it a pleasure to read.  You can share collections you create via e-mail, Twitter, and even Facebook.

In our testing of .Collected, we got so hooked that we actually went hog-wild on the library and info blogs and feeds.  You can enjoy Librarians.Collected today by simply clicking here.  As always, we invited you to share it with your colleagues!

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As an information professional and visionary, John DiGilio has over 20 years of large law firm library and legal information vendor experience. He has proudly been affiliated with some of the largest law firms and information vendors in the industry. An award winning…

As an information professional and visionary, John DiGilio has over 20 years of large law firm library and legal information vendor experience. He has proudly been affiliated with some of the largest law firms and information vendors in the industry. An award winning writer and popular speaker, John believes in the value of information and the power it can bring when harnessed wisely and efficiently.

John is the Firmwide Director of Library Services for Sidley Austin LLP. He has written for numerous regional and national publications as well as taught college and graduate courses in such topics as business ethics, e-commerce, fair employment practices, research methodology and business law.