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In case you follow this blog with Google Reader: Feedly is an effective alternative
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Now that Google Reader is slowly making its way down that old dusty trail and you want to read blog by RSS, you have to take care for an alternative.
LifeHacker recently highlighted their top five in the five best Google Reader alternatives, and then put them to an all-out vote to determine the Lifehacker community favorite. .
Feedly is my Google Reader alternative of choice, partially because it’s free, cross-platform, and available on multiple devices. Plus, they make importing your Google Reader subscriptions so ridiculously easy that it’s worth a try. As of right now, they still use Google for syncing, but the team at Feedly is planning their own syncing engine to replace their dependence on Google Reader before it shuts down. With luck, all Feedly users will have a seamless transition to a post-Google Reader era, and never even notice that Google turned off the lights.
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http://lifehacker.com/5991272/most-popular-google-reader-alternative-feedly
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