Attensa

Features

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• The Attensa RSS network is based on unique, proven intellectual property in a scaleable RSS architecture that efficiently organizes, distributes and measures RSS news feed articles and their associated attention metadata.
• Using Attensa network attention streams that accommodate the Attention.xml standard, metadata is unobtrusively fingerprinted and triangulated through collaborative filtering to deliver the most relevant information.

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Related Links

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Competitors

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• Feed43
• Google Reader
• Gregarius
• NewsGator

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