My news aggregator is bringing the front doors of 136 sites to me every hour. Granted, it's still based on time and I don't think there is any aggregator software yet that is deliberately providing subject or URL cross-references yet, but it might be a good starting point. I've chosen far more than the 20 "guardian bloggers" that Steven proposes in his article, and I think most people that have found the aggregator & blog loop are subscribing to more than 20 sites

The world is smarter than me, knows more than me.

This is a lesson we learn the first time we visit a library.

So choosing what to feed your brain becomes important.

"How do we scale up the number of quality human relationships one person can sustain by many orders of magnitude? In an increasingly connected world, how does one person interact with a hundred thousand, a million or even a billion people?" Adrian Scott's contribution to the Edge World Question Center for 2002.

Darned good question.

I subscribe to more than 400 RSS news sources and weblogs now. 20 hours a day just to keep up.

Give me:

• Prioritization
• Filtering
• Trusted referral
• Summarization
• Threading
• Geo sensititivity
• Clustering
• Behavior analysis

and related techniques to manage the flow in a reasonable time.

Now, if you please.

Adrian's answer includes the idea of a personal Customer Relationship Management system. Maybe Radio will become part of this? I'd like to see Ryze, my Palm Desktop, and Outlook better integrated with Radio.

Everyone cares about scale.

New, smarter, and better integrated tools are needed now, now, now!