If you’re like me, you’ve greeted today’s death of Google Reader with a growing sense of dread, and stubborn refusal to do anything at all to mitigate the fact that suddenly, a key part of the infrastructure of the internet is going to be turned off and there’s nothing you can do about it.
Well, there’s good news: Google’s vaguely-defined shutdown date of “after July 1” appears to mean that you have today to panic and prepare for the future. So let’s do that together.
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