Google Reader is slowing down. Over the past few days, buttons have broken, marking feeds as read seemed to take a bit longer than usual, and the Android mobile website on some devices shifted ...

Google is closing Google Reader's doors on July 1st , meaning you'll need to find a new way to get your news fix. Here's how to export all your feeds ...

On Wednesday, Google announced it was shutting down several services, including its popular Reader application. The company cites declining usage and a shift toward a smaller selection of Google ...

Google killed Reader in 2013, shutting down its RSS reader after years of neglect. Now, the team that built it reflects on what they made and how the web has changed in the decade since.

Reader's demise comes as little surprise. Google says usage has declined since Reader made its debut in 2005. RSS feeds — for really simple syndication — used to be a popular way to keep track ...

If judged by my Twitter stream last week, the shutdown of Google Reader is the biggest story ever in the history of news. Of course, the reality is that Google is likely shutting down the product ...

When Google announced today it was killing Google Reader on July 1st, just one thought crossed my mind: “I bet this has something to do with Google+.” I didn’t have anything more than a ...

On Google Reader’s last day, it’s worth taking a look at its first. The date was October 7, 2005 when a cheerful software engineer named Chris Wetherell took a moment to announce his ...

After watching Google disarm and then kill the product he launched nearly eight years ago, Google Reader founder Chris Wetherell said that if the idea came to him in today’s Google, he would ...

Here's the information you need to start using Google’s Web-based RSS reader like a pro.

Google Reader is on its deathbed, slated to meet its end on July 1st. Its demise has been looming in the distance for a while, so this should come as no ...

Google Reader Alternatives: The Best News Apps The best ways to get your favorite news on your phone, tablet or computer.