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If you're a popular culture junkie like me, you probably find yourself subscribing to at least 39473947 daily RSS feeds that clog up your e-mail with the latest posts from Slate, Salon, The New York Times, and maybe even US Weekly.
Fortunately, though, the most recent issue of Wired revealed a blurb about Brijit, an up-and-coming tech company that literally summarizes online content, as well as newspaper and magazine articles, in 100-word abstracts. That means you don't have to worry about receiving crap content in your inbox that you don't want to read. Brijit actually rates the articles so you can decide if it’s worth reading or not-and, best of all, this wonderful service is brought to you by eight hard-working monkeys sitting in a Washington DC-based office. Now that's rad.
Fortunately, though, the most recent issue of Wired revealed a blurb about Brijit, an up-and-coming tech company that literally summarizes online content, as well as newspaper and magazine articles, in 100-word abstracts. That means you don't have to worry about receiving crap content in your inbox that you don't want to read. Brijit actually rates the articles so you can decide if it’s worth reading or not-and, best of all, this wonderful service is brought to you by eight hard-working monkeys sitting in a Washington DC-based office. Now that's rad.