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Moved to Google Reader

Posted by Robert Dempsey on 30. Dec, 2007 in Articles

I have (happily) been using NetNewsWire for my 200 RSS feeds for many months. One thing I felt was missing was the ability to share links with my...

I have (happily) been using NetNewsWire for my 200 RSS feeds for many months. One thing I felt was missing was the ability to share links with my friends and anyone else that is interested. I have now made the switch to Google Reader, imported my 200 feeds from NetNewsWire, and am happily reading my feeds online. If you are interested in items that I might share (and I will start doing that right away) take a look. If you have any great blogs that I should definitely be checking out, whether they cover any aspect of technology or business, please let me know and I will add them to my reader and share the goodness.

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  • Thanks Dan. I will definitely have to try that out.
  • Robert - If you're interested in automatic posting of Google Reader shared items to your blog, check out the Ruby script at http://tzetzefly.com/2007/09/09/automatic-blog-...

    The thing I like most about Google Reader is being able to read on a mobile device (I use a Treo), and have it all stay synced when I sit down at my main computer the next day.
  • Chris - I think I got you here. Good stuff!
  • Chris - I don't see you on my friend list or available to add you. How do I do that? Thanks for helping with my ignorance.
  • Chris Williams
    Best thing I did was switching to Google Reader from a desktop rss reader. Along with sharing your feed, anyone on your google talk "friends" list will show up also in your list of feeds if they use google reader. This has caused quite a stir (privacy issues) the last few weeks but it is a good feature. If you want, add me to your google talk list to check it out. chris.d.williams
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