I just used feedparser.py at http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2147 to get a timeline view of the track servers. You need to install it and + python in your vim installation. Although there are perhaps other language libraries you can try if you are a ruby / perl guy.
A little knowledge of the vim script and you're there (check out the link above and steal what you need). And feel free to do everything you damn well with your own vim installation :)
: , ... heres - vimrc,
fun MyFeed(feed)
split
enew
set buftype=nofile
python b = vim.current.buffer
python import re
python import feedparser;f = feedparser.parse(vim.eval('a:feed'))
python for i in f['items']: b.append('%s {{{1 %s' % (str(i.title), str(i.link)));
\b.append(str(re.sub(r'<[^>]*?>', '',i.summary_detail.value)).split("\n"))
setlocal textwidth=120
norm gggqGgg
set foldmethod=marker
endfun
com VimRssFeed call MyFeed("http://stackoverflow.com/feeds/question/566656")
com Slashdot call MyFeed("http://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdot")
com MyStack call MyFeed("http://stackoverflow.com/feeds/user/59592")
, http://www.feedparser.org/