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February 2005

So what are you reading these days?

Rojo Networks ensures we're all on the same page.

By Corie Lok

These days it seems everyone's blogging. Combine this newest source of information with more traditional online news sources, and you could spend your whole day slogging through lists of bookmarked Web pages just to keep up. Rojo Networks is one of the latest of a bevy of startups trying to help Web users make better sense of this content explosion. The year-and-a-half-old startup's approach is to help users home in on the most relevant and interesting news and blogs by finding out what others in their online social networks are reading.

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