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Tag Archives: shared items
Google Reader now lets you jot down a note about any feed item that you’ve just read, before you share it with your acquaintances and friends (so they can sense how you feel about the news of the day). So, now, we know what Google’s Bo Cowgill thinks of the CFTC announcement: IT’S “COOL”.
- – Here’s the Google Reader announcement about this new functionality. (My thought: it’s “cool”. ) Robert Scoble thinks it’s lame. – - – To share items with me (Chris Masse) within Google Reader, go to GMail, and under “Chat” … Continue reading
The Robert Scoble Experiment With Google Reader —Prediction Market Edition
Some of you may read Robert Scoble —a smart IT blogger and podcaster. If you have been reading his blog lately, you know that he is experiencing with having many “friends” (read it: ‘online acquaintances’) with whom he shares feed … Continue reading