I can attest to the effectiveness of the Cooper mailings as they pretty much reflect the important stuff that is or could be very useful to the reader. It also

I can attest to the effectiveness of the Cooper mailings as they pretty much reflect the important stuff that is or could be very useful to the reader. It also helps to listen to the Javascript show as well as knowing where Mr. Cooper is getting some of his information from, as he in turn takes the time to vet and confirm something of interest. Like the author, I too had dozens of feeds coming in and about a month ago I paired them down to under thirty or so and now I probably receive a couple dozen items a day versus hundreds previously, many of which you all know were duplicates or Techcrunch-like filler blurbs. I knew it was bad when people suggested that I needed infinite scroll for my reader, but there was always something about possessing information as it happened in real time* versus having the community discover it for you. Now if I could only stop copying stuff to Everlater and actually do something with it.