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In my last post, I shared the news of Google Reader’s retirement on July 1 and suggested Flipboard as a possible replacement. Feedly is next up at bat and it certainly doesn’t strike out. Here are a few things I like about Feedly: It was easy to sync with my Google Reader account. I just entered my Google password and allowed Feedly access to it. Continue reading My Feelings about Feedly Share this:I felt a great disturbance throughout the Internet, as if millions of blog readers suddenly cried out in terror. I was shocked to read that Google Reader will be retired on July 1, 2013. I’ve used Google Reader nearly every day for the past several years to read the news, follow my favorite blogs, and subscribe to many helpful RSS feeds. It’s my most frequently used app on my phone and tablet. What will I do without it? Twitter conversations immediately … Continue reading Goodbye, Google Reader – Hello, Flipboard! Share this:Not long ago, a friend told me that he hoped to buy a certain piece of used equipment on Craigslist. He said that he frequently went to the Craigslist website and searched for the name of the equipment he wanted to buy. If you’re a regular reader of my blog, you know that I use Google Reader to pull content from all over the Internet and read it all in one place. My friend’s situation made me wonder if a Craigslist … Continue reading Craigslist searches in Google Reader Share this:Have you ever read a good article on the Internet, but when you wanted to go back and read it a few days or months later, you weren’t able to find it? It used to happen to me quite often, but it has become less of a problem since I began using Google Reader to read RSS feeds. When I like an article I’ve read in Google Reader, I either “share it” or “star it.” I typically share an item that I … Continue reading Managing What I’ve Read with Google Reader Share this:I previously wrote a blog post about how I have been using RSS feeds to stay current on the news. The majority of the feeds that I subscribe to are news and blogs, but there are a few that don’t fall under either of these categories that I have found to be useful. Tweets of a few individuals. I follow about 200 people on Twitter and I can’t log in to Twitter enough times to keep up with every single tweet of the … Continue reading Five Useful RSS Feeds I Follow That Are Not News or Blogs Share this:May 4th, 2010 | Tags: Facebook, Google Reader, LinkedIn, RSS, Twitter | Category: Social Media | 3 comments
Over the past few months, I’ve been much more efficient in reading news, blogs, and other websites that interest me. I now read twice the content in half the time! In this blog post, I’m going to give my secret away. You might have noticed a little orange button on some websites like the one on the right. I had seen them for a long time, and always wondered what they were. It is a logo for RSS (“Really … Continue reading RSS has Changed How I Use the Internet Share this:November 2nd, 2009 | Tags: Blog, Google Reader, RSS | Category: Social Media, Tech Tips | One comment
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