Google Reader has been a useful tool for following site feeds (RSS or Atom) since it was first released, but not every web site has a feed. In other words, Reader has bee great for getting updates on blogs, forums and most news sites, it hasn’t been useful at all with static sites or sites
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Just in case you missed it, Google Reader announced a few more sharing features today. I think all the new features are interesting, but one of them is also very cool. What’s the cool one? The “Share Anything” bookmarklet. Share anything — you are no longer limited only to sharing articles from your subscribed  May 6th, 2008 |  Tags: bookmarklet, google, google-reader, rss, social, StumbleUpon, twitter |  Leave a comment This is a bit of a wandering post, just like most of my other articles here. In an attempt to add some clarity, I’ll first set the stage by explaining what brought this post to life: What am I really after in a (web) start page? My goal is to come up with a personalized dashboard FriendFeed’s imaginary friend capability might just make it the easiest (dare I say best?) way to follow folks from all over — without them even having to be a FriendFeed user. You can keep track of your friends that don’t use FriendFeed by creating “imaginary friends.” For example, if you know your friend’s Flickr username, you Ok, this is wild! I just fired up Google Reader: My feed list now includes friends’ (using Google Reader) shared stuff! Ah, I see I hadn’t yet read “Reader and Talk are Friends.” (click that!) Heady stuff and downright social. I |
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