Tiny Tiny RSS on Heroku - http://projectdelphai.github.io/blog/2013/03/15/replacing-google-reader-with-tt-rss-on-heroku http://projectdelphai.github.io/blog/201

Tiny Tiny RSS on Heroku - http://projectdelphai.github.io/blog/2013/03/15/replacing-google-reader-with-tt-rss-on-heroku http://projectdelphai.github.io/blog/2013/03/15/replacing-go... I like it because its free and I own the data. While it may be more difficult to set up than other online services such as feedly, old reader, or newsbleur, at least I get to have control over the service. Even if Heroku goes down, I can just move the application to another hosting site (such as openshift or linode). If you don't go this route, I would also suggest Feedly. It's a great beautiful service, but just wasn't right for what I wanted and I didn't like how they handled certain things. disclaimer: the link is my own post.