R.I.P., the most important webtool I use after email
"From your 399 subscriptions, over the last 30 days you read 2,794 items, clicked 189 items, starred 1 items, and emailed 0 items. Since August 15, 2008 you have read a total of 300,000+ items." From my Google Reader Trends.
Google seems to be intent on getting rid of stuff that people actually use. A lot of my clients use iGoogle for their home page and none of them have sounded pleased when I pointed out that it is going away later this year.
I suspect that their choices are related to "doesn't make us any money" BUT I'm also pretty sure that most Google Reader users would happily pay and/or perform ritual sacrifices to continue using the service, so I DON'T understand why they didn't consider that option. The money-making option, I mean.
"From your 297 subscriptions, over the last 30 days you read 11,663 items, clicked 227 items, starred 0 items, and emailed 0 items. Since May 10, 2011 you have read a total of 300,000+ items."
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