AOL has rolled out a new beta feed reader built with Ajax. It supports rich content, including pictures and videos. The reader also has a drag-and-drop interface and a directory of feeds. It's a very basic and - to be honest- I don't know what it adds over AOL's existing My AOL web app. Couple this with AOL's mostly useless mobile reader I gotta wonder if they get the integration story the way Google and others do.

Manage and consume your favorite feeds with this AJAX feed reader. Be it your best friend's blog or your favorite newspaper, save your feed subscriptions on the web for easy access anywhere. This cool app supports rich content, such as pictures and videos, while maintaining a clean and fast interface. Easily organize your feeds with drag-and-drop and browse for feeds in our expansive feed directory.

Proudly written using the Dojo Javascript Toolkit. The custom widgets provided by this webapp could be used to provide feed storage/viewing capability to any application

Note: IE7 users may experience errors or performance issues using the Feed Reader. Feed Reader is compatible with IE6, Firefox, and Safari.