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| Jun 28, 2013 | After Three Months Of Work, Digg Reader Officially Opens To The Public | Despite much wailing and gnashing of teeth Google Reader is finally set to go dark next week, and more than a few companies (including TechCrunch owner AOL) are shooting to fill the gap it’s going to leave behind. Digg Reader is probably th... |
| Jun 27, 2013 | Take a stroll through the Google graveyard | In a couple of days, Google will pull the plug on Reader, its still much beloved RSS feed reading service, leaving dedicated users seeking refuge in the arms of Feedly, AOL Reader, Digg Reader, and numerous other alternatives.
There’s sadly... |
| Jun 24, 2013 | The Race To Replace Google Reader | Nature abhors a vacuum, a truism that seems very evident in the current race in the marketplace to replace Google Reader when the doomed service closes down for good on July 1.
For a service that Google felt was too much of a bother to keep... |
| Jun 24, 2013 | “Facebook Reader” Is Real, But It’s Not RSS Or A Google Reader Wannabe | Facebook is working on a fresh way to read news, a source tells TechCrunch. It’s not based on RSS, and Facebook isn’t rushing the launch of a product that could compete with Flipboard. That’s because news reading is a high-stakes, long-term... |
| Jun 24, 2013 | There Is No Google Reader Replacement, Only Alternatives | Google Reader is slowing down. Over the past few days, buttons have broken, marking feeds as read seemed to take a bit longer than usual, and the Android mobile website on some devices shifted over to the desktop view with no way to change ... |
| Jun 22, 2013 | RSS Readersplosion Shows A Lot Of Skating To Where The Puck Has Been | Google Reader is turning off the lights in just over a week’s time, but people will have no shortage of alternative options when it does die, since everyone and their brother is building an RSS reader to fill the perceived gap. It’s hard to... |
| Jun 22, 2013 | AOL takes the wraps off its own Google Reader replacement -- launches Monday | For years technology blogs have trumpeted the death of RSS, but it took Google shutting down Reader to reveal just how alive and well the platform truly is.
When my colleague Alan Buckingham expressed his dislike of Feedly, Google Reader’s ... |