My Shared Items from Google Reader
September 18th, 2007 | Posted in Blogging |
Google Reader lets you share posts from the feeds you read. Right now I have a tremendously long commute in a carpool and I started using Google Gears’ offline reading for my feeds. It works quite well — until the car starts winding around a narrow mountain road and I feel like I’m going to throw up. But for a while, it does allow me some time to check out my feeds.
At the top of my blog there’s a link called “shared from google reader.”

The shared items shows all the posts I’ve come across that I think are worth reading (for my interests anyway).
The shared items page even comes with a feed. This shared feature is one of the neatest and easiest ways to share good posts without creating a link blog.
If you have a shared feed with Google too, let me know. Also, if you’ve never used Google Gears (which allows you to read your feeds offline), check out this tutorial from Lifehacker.
Related Posts
- Google Reader’s Shared Items Feature — Allows You to Easily Share Selected Posts from Your Feeds
- How to Share Everything with Everyone (well, a few things anyway)
- A Quick Way to Unsubscribe from Feeds in Google Reader
- How My BlackBerry May Benefit You
- OPML Files — What Feeds Are You Following?
Tags: feedreader, Google Gears, Google Reader, Lifehacker, shared items
Podcast in iTunes
Follow me on Twitter

September 22nd, 2007 at 9:16 pm
I subscribed to your shared items page. Mine is at http://www.google.com/reader/shared/04857254929580448359
I use Google Reader’s mobile version to read and share my feeds when away from my computer.
September 24th, 2007 at 12:28 am
Thanks for sharing your feed with me.