聊一聊：Google Reader今日关闭 用户寻找新家

元器件交易网讯 7月1日消息，据外媒BBC报道，Google Reader今日关闭，谷歌用户正在寻找新家。

谷歌三月宣称将关闭RSS阅读器，用户量大幅下降。

RSS阅读器可让用户迅速看到各种网站的更新的内容，不需要单独访问每个网站。有点像邮箱，RSS读者提示未读内容的数量。

Google Reader浏览RSS的常用工具。谷歌软件工程师艾伦格林说：“Google Reader的用户在减少，作为公司，我们投入了所有的精力在此产品上易企秀h5制作。

决定关闭此项服务激怒了大量的人，很多人认为便利的服务没有提供同等级的功能。 PC杂志称谷歌犯了一个严重的错误。

但是谷歌阅读器的关闭为其对手开发新客户铺平了道路。

社会媒体像Twitter和Facebook正快速改变网站的更新方式，因此RSS 阅读器就跟不上潮流了。

社会推荐新闻网站Digg称他们计划建立自己的读者群，这加速了Google Reader的关闭。Digg公司的Andrew McLaughlin说：“我们认为Google Reader是一个值得挽救的产品。”

“我们希望重建Google Reader的特色，并使之发展成适应2013年的互联网的产品。”

另一项服务 Feedly有望吸引更多的用户，在谷歌宣布后的两周，它增加了30多亿新用户。该公司称：“有很多谷歌用户正在寻找新家微信横板海报。”

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外媒原文如下：

Google announced in March that it would shut down the RSS reader, blaming a decline in use.

The company admitted that Reader had a "loyal following", and gave instructions for exporting feeds.

Other web companies are now clamouring to gain "Google Reader orphans" when the service finally closes on Monday.

RSS readers are tools which allow users to quickly see updates from their favourite websites.

Using RSS医生简介, which stands for Really Simple Syndication, users can see when content is updated without having to visit each site individually.

Much like an email inbox, RSS readers indicate the number of unread updates for a user to read.

Google Reader is among the most popular tools for viewing RSS feeds.

In a blog post, Google software engineer Alan Green said: "Usage of Google Reader has declined, and as a company we"re pouring all of our energy into fewer products.

"We think that kind of focus will make for a better user experience."

After the announcement was made, Google offered instructions for how users can export their RSS feeds into an alternative service.

"Grave mistake"

The decision to close the service has riled large numbers of people, many of whom have said alternative services do not offer the same level of functionality.

PC Magazine called the decision "a grave mistake by Google and it sends the wrong message". US magazine Slate posted a virtual graveyard of closed Google products, and invited readers to leave their virtual condolences.

Others, however, said social media sites like Twitter and Facebook were fast changing the way people discover updates from their favourite sites, and therefore RSS readers were becoming increasingly old-fashioned and unnecessary.

Nevertheless, Google Reader"s closure potentially paves way for rival services to scoop up millions of new users almost overnight.

Digg, the social recommendation news site, said it had been planning to build its own reader for some time, but it ramped up efforts upon news of Google Reader"s closure.

"As daily (hourly) users of Google Reader, we"re convinced that it"s a product worth saving," wrote Digg"s Andrew McLaughlin.

"We hope to identify and rebuild the best of Google Reader"s features (including its API), but also advance them to fit the internet of 2013."

Another service tipped to gain a lot of users is Feedly, which has said that it gained more than three million news users in the two weeks following Google"s announcement regarding Reader.

The company wrote: "A lot of undecided Google Reader users are looking for a home."

There has also been rumours that Facebook is planning to launch its own reader - but it is not being touted as a Google Reader replacement.