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  1. googlereader.blogspot.comOfficial Google Reader Blog

    We have just announced on the Official Google Blog that we will soon retire Google Reader (the actual date is July 1, 2013). We know Reader has a devoted following who will be very sad to see it go. We’re sad too.

  2. www.theverge.com › 23778253 › googleWho killed Google Reader? - The Verge

    Jun 30, 2023 · Google killed Reader in 2013, shutting down its RSS reader after years of neglect. Now, the team that built it reflects on what they made and how the web has changed in the decade since. Skip...

  3. lifehacker.com › google-reader-is-shutting-downGoogle Reader Is Shutting Down; Here Are the Best Alternatives

    Jun 25, 2013 · June 25, 2013. Google is closing Google Reader's doors on July 1st, meaning you'll need to find a new way to get your news fix. Here's how to export all your feeds and put them into a new...

  4. www.cnet.com › tech › mobileGoogle Reader is done; here are five alternatives - CNET

    • Your Best Bet
    • The Prettiest of The Bunch
    • The Google Reader Replica
    • The Social News Reader
    • One of The Simpler Options

    Feedly (Web | iOS | Android) Hands down, Feedly is one of the best RSS readers on the market. It's reliable, fast, and makes it easy to switch over from Google Reader. In fact, while Google Reader is still alive, you can easily import your subscriptions into Feedly using the one-click sync option. From there, your stuff will be safely stored on Fee...

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    Curata Reader (Web) Of all the RSS readers we've checked out, Curata is one of the cleanest. While other readers might be good at giving you a lot of content on one screen, Curata offers a refreshing amount of white space, with just a few clean lines acting as separators. Also, the attractive typefaces, intuitive icons, and nifty rollover animation...

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    The Old Reader (Web) Created after Google Reader was redesigned in 2011, The Old Reader aims to be not just an alternative to Google Reader but a close replica of the original product. Those who used the original Google Reader will notice the familiar colors and layout. More importantly, though, The Old Reader incorporates the popular social featur...

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    Digg (Web | iOS) Sure, this one just came out, and we might get knocked for including such a young product on this list, but the fact is that Digg actually brings something unique to the table: social news. Since the new reader is integrated with the Digg.com news site, it actually clues you in to stories that are popular with other readers on the ...

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    AOL Reader (Web) While there may not be anything special about AOL Reader, it is definitely good at the basics. So, if you're looking for a solid, no-frills solution for your RSS feed needs, then it's definitely worth looking into. Like other readers, AOL Reader gives you a few display options to dress up your feeds. You can look at headlines in a ...

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  5. www.theverge.com › 2021/10/8 › 22716813Google Reader is still defunct, but now you can ‘follow’ RSS ...

    Oct 8, 2021 · Google Reader is still defunct, but now you can ‘follow’ RSS feeds in Chrome on Android Google has been testing the follow button since May By Ian Carlos Campbell

  6. blog.googleThe Keyword | Google Product and Technology News and Stories

    Get the latest news and stories about Google products, technology and innovation on the Keyword, Google's official blog.

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  8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Google_ReaderGoogle Reader - Wikipedia

    Google Reader is a discontinued RSS/Atom feed aggregator operated by Google. It was created in early 2005 by Google engineer Chris Wetherell and launched on October 7, 2005, through Google Labs. [1] Google Reader grew in popularity to support a number of programs which used it as a platform for serving news and information to users.