How Robert Cottrell of ‘The Browser’ finds the best writing on the web

https://superorganizers.substack.com/p/the-man-who-reads-1000-articles-a

by dshipper • 7 years ago

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vmchale• 7 years ago

Professor Jeff Jarvis?

dpedu• 7 years ago

I use Feedly - an RSS reader - as well. It's a pretty nice tool for aggregating a lot of content into one place. They've done a nice job of putting a modern service on top of RSS too. The android app isn't so great, however.

nbashaw• 7 years ago

Me too. The speed of using "j" and "k" to navigate articles (that load instantly) feels amazing.

ggm• 7 years ago

Good Curation like editorial, is what I miss most about print media broadsheets. Its like the whole Ed Meese pornography/erotica thing, you can't quite define it, but you can tell it when you see it. (In that spirit I love Terry Pratchetts take, erotica is being tickled with a feather, pornography is being rubbed by the whole chicken)

I signed up to the free tier, to see what his curation is like. If its as good as laphams, I could be there.

mrosett• 7 years ago

I've been pretty happy with it, although I find that I don't have time to read the volume of pieces they recommend with the paid tier.

ChrisMarshallNY• 7 years ago

Me like. I signed up for a year of The Browser.

Thanks!

How Robert Cottrell of ‘The Browser’ finds the best writing on the web

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