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From a recent post over at TechCrunch, I’ve come across a very neat news aggregator called Findory. In short, it is a personalized content delivery system that compiles content from various news and blog sites. However, unlike the many personalized services out there, there is no need to sign up, specify your preferences, and setup your homepage. Instead, Findory’s customization is completely transparent to the user. Just go to their home page and start browsing and it begins to learn your news preferences dynamically and on the fly and saves your preferences through simple cookies on your computer.

From my experience so far, it seems to work very well. After using it only briefly, it’s beginning to deliver the right mixture of sports and tech news that I like along with smaller amounts of other topics such as world news, politics, business and entertainment. If you’re big on content, it’s definitely worth a look.

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