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Digg's RSS reader expected in June but it might come at a price

Digg
  • Posted May 2, 2013, 8:30 AM by Shawn Knight | Filed in Industry News
  • Let’s start with the good news: Digg is expected to release a beta version of their RSS reader sometime in June – well ahead of the planned closure of Google Reader on July 1. The bad news, unfortunately, is that…

Weekend Open Forum: Do you use an RSS aggregator?

Weekend Open Forum: Do you use an RSS aggregator?
  • Posted March 15, 2013, 6:30 PM by Matthew DeCarlo | Filed in WOF
  • As you've likely heard, Google's doing some spring cleaning and Google Reader is among the handful of services being kicked to the curb. Although the seven year old web feed aggregator has many loyal followers -- more than 100,000 of which have signed this petition pleading...

Digg is building their own version of Google Reader

Digg is building their own version of Google Reader
  • Posted March 14, 2013, 6:00 PM by Shawn Knight | Filed in Industry News, Software
  • Google’s announcement to ditch Reader took a number of faithful users by surprise yesterday including the team over at Digg. But rather than scour the web for a suitable replacement, the once-thriving social news website has decided to build their…

Google to shut down Reader and more as part of spring cleaning

Google to shut down Reader and more as part of spring cleaning
  • Posted March 14, 2013, 8:30 AM by Shawn Knight | Filed in The Web
  • Less is more at Google this year as the search giant has announced plans to retire more services in the latest wave of spring cleaning. Paramount among them is Google Reader, the company’s web-based program that allows users to subscribe…

Weekend tech reading: Google's lost social network

Weekend tech reading: Google
  • Posted December 9, 2012, 1:33 PM by Matthew DeCarlo | Filed in NATW
  • Last October, while hundreds of protesters were encamped in Zuccotti Park, a handful of people occupied a glass building in downtown Washington, D.C. Wearing sheepish grins and business-casual attire, the 99% they were not; one demonstrator said he worked for Grover Norquist...

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