Last week, the Google Reader team caused quite a stir among many users when it launched a redesigned version of the popular RSS feed reading service. The relaunch not only gave Google Reader a new design, but removed the service’s content-sharing and social features in an attempt to streamline the product and drive more people toward Google+. While the company did add a “Share” button of its own to Reader today, it still pushes posts to Google+ and doesn’t quite restore the way the product used to work. (via How to Bring Back Google Reader’s Original Sharing Feature)
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Last week, the Google Reader team caused quite a stir among many users when it launched a redesigned version of the popular RSS feed reading service. The relaunch not only gave Google Reader a new design, but removed the service’s content-sharing and social features in an attempt to streamline the product and drive more people toward Google+. While the company did add a “Share” button of its own to Reader today, it still pushes posts to Google+ and doesn’t quite restore the way the product used to work. (via How to Bring Back Google Reader’s Original Sharing Feature)

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