I read the entire review in google reader.

For some reason Google reader isn't picking up on this Podcast.

Google Reader and Bloglines are quite popular.

Have been trying to monitor this in the AllAfrica feed on my google reader, but frankly have fallen behind.

I've noticed a lot of science bloggers and scientists I follow on twitter or Google Reader are using Google+.

My Yahoo and Google reader are both popular online feed readers used to subscribe and listen to podcasts.

I personally prefer the Nook Color over the Xoom for reading novels and working through my Google Reader feed.

It will also include Facebook, Twitter, Google Reader, Google Buzz and e-mail sharing options.

In my best-case-scenario fantasy world, it'll be like a fitness version of all my RSS apps that magically synch through Google reader.

Plus, because it's NetNewsWire, your read items will sync across Google Reader to your Mac or iPhone.

Using RSS and Google Reader (and yes, there will be other, better readers to come) to do Bobcasting feels like a smart asset to build.

The Google Reader client would be a lot nicer if there was a way to specify individual folders or feeds that you want the program to sync for full offline use.

It aggregates twitter, facebook, SMS/MMS, email, google calendar, google reader, stocks and phone information into the main screen so that's your home screen.

Jason Harper Shellen (born August 30, 1973) is an American internet entrepreneur who helped create and launch Blogger, Google Reader and Brizzly.

Widely deployed RSS feeds is about as close as you've come, but even that's an awful user experience as we have to click out of google reader to read the articles.

Apart from Twitter it also connects to StatusNet, Facebook, Foursquare, Google reader, Sina Weibo and YouTube.

Currently, Google Reader and Google Docs are the only supported Google applications, though other web applications such as Remember the Milk have added Google Gears functionality.

Additionally, due to Google Reader's RSS caching, one can go back through previous secrets by subscribing to the PostSecret feed using Google Reader.

NewsFire can also import and export a blogroll from and to OPML, however it cannot import Google Reader OPML at this time due to a known bug.

Google Reader, as well as many other RSS readers, has included Engadget as a default RSS feed, pulling the latest articles which appear at the top of all user's mailboxes.

Sometimes it loads the wrong page when you click adjacent links (try google reader through it) and sometimes it gets stuck and a page has to be refreshed, or it just fails to get the content.

Initially launched in October 2008 with access to Yahoo APIs, February 2009 saw the addition of open data tables from third parties such as Google Reader, the Guardian, and The New York Times.

Each contributor also has a webfeed, so if you use an RSS reader, such as Bloglines or Google reader, or perhaps an iGoogle or My Yahoo page, you can subscribe to your favourite writers by adding the feed.

Almost two months after NewsGator announced that it was ditching its own feed syncing platform in favor of Google Reader, the company (and its prolific developer, Brent Simmons) has released an official update to their Mac and iPhone-based RSS readers.