RSS feeds?  Google alerts for companies you're watching or holding?  Is there a financial aggregator site similar to Drudge?

I keep running into information overload.  I can't possibly read everything out there and still maintain the rest of my life.

Just don't read Zerohedge, as the sky has been falling every monday since 2011.

If you join Seeking Alpha, you can set up alerts on ticker symbols of interest to you.

You will get more alerts than you want, (or at least I do), but it usually doesn't take long to delete if you don't want to read it.

Reader comments may some times be valuable, though usually their is a lot more noise than signal.

I've been looking for something similar.  I haven't found it yet.

I have found some good financial websites.  Some are also asset class specific (Futures, Forex)

But here are a few that I use daily.   I don't try to ready EVERYTHING. I use certain sites for specific info.

General Market Review and interesting articles from various sources (both good and bad)  

Real Clear Markets  They have articles from mises.org to Slate and everything in between.   Probably the closest to a true aggregator.

Forex Factory  I use their calendar to track major announcements (oil and nat gas inventories, Fed announcements, international announcements)

Finviz  I use this to follow individual sectors and the market overall.   They also have a big news section with current articles.

Bloomberg Earnings  I use this to see who is going to post quarterly earnings announcements.

Econoday  Another economic calendar site.

I have a few more if you have specific news and data questions.