They may “Do No Evil”â„¢ but they can “Take Away Web Stuff That Works For No Credible Reason”.
There is goes. Bye bye Reader. #GoogleNot4Life pic.twitter.com/2Yt4X7xuje
— Alan Levine (@cogdog) April 6, 2013
If Google cannot afford the expenditure or running a web service, how are they funding the raft of experimentation? This is but a thin veiled attempt to funnel web reading into Google Plus. That’s me paranoid theory.
Anyhow, in the next two weeks I am left with finding the less than optimal platform for feed reading.
You know what I'm not up in arms about GReader? CAUSE ALMOST NO ONE BLOGS ANYMORE!
— Alan Levine (@cogdog) June 8, 2013
This of course is a valuable lesson in what is ours and what is theirs in the internet space. Just wait and see what happens to search, because Google Controls The Forces of Gravity
I’m trying Fever but also Feedly (lesson from GReader remains unlearnedd). I’m trying hard to like Fever but it chokes a bit, probably due to my crappy hosting. Feedly is pretty slick and minimalist.
I am attempting to revitalize my blogging. So there’s that.