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The document discusses various Web 2.0 tools for sharing and accessing information online, including RSS feeds, Google Reader, iGoogle, Twitter, and social networking sites. It provides information on how to find, subscribe to, and read RSS feeds from various sources. It also describes how tools like Google Reader allow users to easily track updates from websites and share content with others. Finally, it discusses how social media is changing communication and the importance of using these new tools.
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