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RIP: Google Reader Meets Its Inevitable End
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- amazedsaint 14y agoBeta = Shut down any day.
- InclinedPlane 14y agoYou misspelled "free".
- pyre 14y agoFree in what way? I was under the impression that you were paying with your attention (displayed ads) much in the way that you do with 'free' over-the-air television.
- eurleif 14y agoGoogle Reader doesn't have ads.
- 1SaltwaterC 14y agoBut it helps Google for better profiling.
- donniezazen 14y agoI think it's a nice move by Google. They should ax all products that they are not actively developing like Voice.
- biswajitsharma 14y agoI still use it :)
- arocks 14y agoI am sorry, but Google+ sharing is not the same reading long-form content from a set of selected sources. Google Reader helps me choose to follow certain good bloggers who posts good content within their website. I don't expect all of them to move to a walled garden called Google+. Even if they do, what is the guarantee that they will not pull the plug on this social network as well, given their past record?
- drinchev 14y agoNobody thought it that way... There are a lot of apps relying on google reader API, and now they have to change. I'm using it since day one.
- drinchev 14y agoNobody thought it that way... There are a lot of apps relying on google reader API, and now they have to change. I'm using it since day one.