For my own purposes, and for those of you who depend on me to navigate these waters, I’ve been doing a little research into what replacement to use.
Lifehacker published Five Best Google Reader Alternatives, but I’ve looked into this a little further.
Feedly is one option, but the masses flocking to it have already caused it to crash, making it less attractive as an option.
I have used one of the alternatives, Netvibes, in the past. I’ve decided to return to it because it has the cleanest interface and I can easily export my feeds from Google Reader and import them to Netvibes, and not miss a thing in transition.
How have you decided to handle feed reading in the future?
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