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Ask HN: Is there RSS/newsreader software that groups related stories together?

In my modest (71-feed) Google Reader, much of what I see is essentially a repeat of other things. A press release goes out, a few blogs pick it up, a dozen more echo it, two or three do some good analysis, and a few hundred comments pile up under blogs and in reddit and HN.

Is there a solution to this that I can use to browse through the topics that the blogosphere is talking about today, along with the various comments?

If not, I already have a domain name picked out.

( 5 comments | 2 points | on HN )
Re:Ask HN: Is there RSS/newsreader software that groups rela... by JayNeely on Tuesday December 08, 2009 @04:59PM (#984714)
So, http://techmeme.com for all topics, but sources limited by what you're subscribed to?
Re:Ask HN: Is there RSS/newsreader software that groups rela... by tdoggette on Tuesday December 08, 2009 @05:40PM (#984798)
Maybe you could seed it with some feeds and then it could suggest others that have common topics.
Re:Ask HN: Is there RSS/newsreader software that groups rela... by macwarlock on Tuesday December 08, 2009 @06:46PM (#984926)
Haven't had a chance to try it out myself, but Fever (http://feedafever.com/) has attracted some attention the last few months and looks promising. From the makers of Mint, 30$ a month a believe.
Re:Ask HN: Is there RSS/newsreader software that groups rela... by tdoggette on Tuesday December 08, 2009 @07:08PM (#984959)
That looks very slick. I'll be trying it out for sure, but I had a different idea about how to organize something like that. I'm going to start sketching.
Re:Ask HN: Is there RSS/newsreader software that groups rela... by amandle on Tuesday December 08, 2009 @08:38PM (#985084)
I have been building a site which does this for news, with plans to allow arbitrary feeds.

http://www.newsdive.net