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The article explains the design and the characteristics of a new open source content aggregation system. Among the features of the program, stands out a new processing engine of syndication channels, monitoring capability of information recovery in real time, the possibilities of the configuration of aggregator behavior, automatic classification of contents and new models for representation of information from relational interactive maps. On the other hand, the aggregation program, which...

conjoon is a webmail client with personal information management ambitions. It runs completely in a web browser and features a broad range of functionality known from desktop applications; it provides functionality for organizing RSS feeds, Twitter and Email accounts. It comes with an installation wizard that helps with installing and updating the application. Built using Zend Framework and Ext JS, it focuses on easy system integration and usability on the client side. See the User Guide at...

LeechCraft is a cross-platform modular "internet-client" application. It has plugins that allow one to browse the web, chat via instant messaging (like Jabber or IRC), read RSS/Atom feeds, download files via BitTorrent, Direct Connect and other protocols, play media files and much more.

Cloud Suite is a collection of web apps, meant to be run on a personal server. This is an excellent substitute for the large cloud, for those who are concerned about privacy. Because it is not run by a company, you have full control over your data.

Jat is an easy to extend Java Open Source framework. It supplies modular and flexible basic functionality to develop Java applications, improving application start-up time. Jat Portal is an enhanced version for building a complete Web Application.

newslog is a tool that can display a large ammount of news feeds using a simple aggregation method to order the apperances by name and plot them by the similar articles that exist.

Too much going on around you? Filter out those keep-alive blog posts that only exists to make you angry and concentrate on the real stuff for a change.