After Digg going live recently there are now three major free news aggregators available. With two of them you can register. Today I migrated my old Google subscriptions to both Feedly and Digg Reader to have test accounts in case they open up their APIs. In the case of Feedly I did submit the developer registration, let's see if they find the Liferea user base large enough to respond. If you want to continue using a web-based aggregator you should migrate now to either Feedly or Digg Reader. Personally Digg feels a bit more like honest community than Feedly. But this probably doesn't mean much.

State of Feedly

http://feedly.com Being the first to deliver the live migration Feedly gives you instant access, but no API. I guess they want to work only with some large aggregators.

State of Digg

http://digg.com/reader Sadly Digg has post-poned the publication of their API for now. Meanwhile th import and the aggregator itself works fine. So let's hope.

State of AOL Reader

http://reader.aol.com AOL Reader has an API, but I still don't have an account or I'd have started trying to port it. It seems they do not want or cannot scale as fast as intended.