Google's web-based feed reader.
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- October 7, 2005
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- Let your subscriptions' personality come through 10:13am Nov 24|2 Comments
- Reading gets personal with Popular items and Personalized ranking 3:29pm Oct 22|8 Comments
- Calling All Ideas! 10:21am Sep 22|56 Comments
We recently asked you for your ideas (and votes) on how to make Reader better. One of the more popular suggestions was adding favicon support for subscriptions, so today we're introducing just that (thanks to 20%-er Shreyas Desai)...
(Cross-posted with the Official Google Blog) Today, we're launching two changes to Google Reader to help you discover more interesting content faster...
The Google Reader team often looks to you, our users, for feedback on the changes we've implemented as well as for help determining our priorities for the future...
Where do Arianna Huffington and Thomas Friedman go to get different perspectives on the news? Which economics sites does Nobel prize winner Paul Krugman read? What sites and blogs do the editors of Lifehacker, Boing Boing and Kottke read...
Since our last big launch, we've been thinking about ways to help our users better share, discover, and consume content in Reader. Today, I'm happy to announce several new features that we hope will further improve the way you use Reader. Send to.....
Speed is very important at Google, and the Reader team is no exception. One way in which we take speed into account is to try to make consumption of feeds be as efficient as possible. We also want to make it as fast (and as easy) as possible to interact with your Reader data on the rest of the web...
A little while back, our friends over at NewsGator told us that lots of people who use their client RSS readers like FeedDemon and NetNewsWire had been asking for the ability to synchronize with Google Reader, since maintaining two separate subscription lists was a hassle...
Reader's mobile interface for smartphones (iPhones, Android-based devices, and the Palm Pre) is a handy way to keep up with your subscriptions on the go...
When we first started improving our sharing features, our goal was to make sharing as simple and flexible as the rest of Reader...
The Reader team is happy to announce that another 20% project has come to fruition: a Reader Google Desktop gadget! Post by 20% volunteer and Google Desktop expert, James Yum. Wherever there are gadgets, RSS feed readers are never lacking, and Google Desktop gadgets are no exception...
Have you ever had a friend you just knew would love your three favorite blogs about education policy? Do you know all the best sources for celebrity gossip? Or maybe a friend who knows where to get the best baseball commentary...
The Google Reader team has just finished releasing a new version of Reader with a bunch of small changes and tweaks that we thought you'd like to know about. If you've added enough friends in Reader that you're feeling overwhelmed, we're here to help...
About two months ago we enabled commenting on your friends' shared items. Today, we're happy to introduce some changes to how commenting works, including the ability to start sharing with any of the people who comment on your friends' shared items...
One of the things that we love best about Reader is the ability to easily share interesting items with your friends...
It's about that time of year again! If you're heading down to Austin, Texas for South by Southwest, we hope you can join us and our friends from Blogger for a little party. Come, drink, and meet the fine folks behind Google Reader. We may even have a few things for early arrivals.....
