Remember when
Google ruined its RSS news reader Google Reader by removing its built-in social features? Back in October, Google announced that it was removing Reader's friending and following functions as well as its shared link blogs. For a niche crowd of heavy Google Reader users, this news came as a big blow. Like everything Google does these days,
the changes came about because of Google+ - specifically, the idea being that Google needs a single social layer across all its products, not standalone communities like those that existed in Reader. If you've been lamenting the loss ever since, there's a new startup to keep your eye on:
Feedspot. Basically, it's Google Reader with social features and more. You're welcome, ?(niche RSS reading) world.
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/cuJns-g4uLU/
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