Immediately after Google announced it was to withdraw its Google Reader service due to declining desire for the RSS content aggregator.
The Keep Google Reader Running petition on Change.org generated a lot more than 4,00,000 page views since on Wednesday. No less than eight related petitions are already going on the web page since Wednesday, a lot of which also have a large number of signatures.
Charlotte Hill, a spokesperson to the website, said citizens were clearly shocked and dismayed about Google's decision, and they located Change.org to create their voices heard.
Google made the announcement rolling around in its company blog, stating two reasons for this: using of Google Reader has declined, and as a corporation they are pouring all energy into fewer products.
Your reader application was launched in 2005 in an effort to help it become easy for individuals to discover and monitor their favourite websites. The service will likely be retired on July 1.
Google said users and developers enthusiastic about alternatives can export their data, including their subscriptions, with "Google Takeout" service over the course of your next four months.
Google says that anyone often unwilling to lose the information they've saved with Google Reader can download it using Google and store it in XML file.
There are various free alternative RSS services men and women would use including Feedly, Friendfeed, Netvibes and RSS Owl.
Google made the announcement rolling around in its company blog, stating two reasons for this: using of Google Reader has declined, and as a corporation they are pouring all energy into fewer products.
Your reader application was launched in 2005 in an effort to help it become easy for individuals to discover and monitor their favourite websites. The service will likely be retired on July 1.
Google said users and developers enthusiastic about alternatives can export their data, including their subscriptions, with "Google Takeout" service over the course of your next four months.
Google says that anyone often unwilling to lose the information they've saved with Google Reader can download it using Google and store it in XML file.
There are various free alternative RSS services men and women would use including Feedly, Friendfeed, Netvibes and RSS Owl.
