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NetNewsWire Stats for iPhone

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NewsGator posted stats from the iPhone version of their NetNewsWire [App Store] news reader application. According to their blog post:

- There are over 200,000 users of NetNewsWire for iPhone
- Over 115,000 iPhone users have signed up in the past 30 days
- The average NetNewsWire iPhone user subscribes to 26 feeds
- One NetNewsWire/iPhone user has over 2,800 feeds -- wow!
- More than 130 million items have been marked read by NNW/iPhone users

NetNewsWire is a free RSS (Really Simple Syndication) client. Many websites publish RSS feeds which allow you to read their content through a centralized RSS reader which organizes and notifies you of individual site updates.

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