A Better Way to Curate

ByChip Griffin June 14, 2007

I gave in. I switched to Google Reader. The good news for you, the reader, is that I can now use the shared items feature to let you know what I find interesting, but may not have the time to blog about.

Visit this page to see what feed items I’m finding interesting or subscribe to the RSS feed.

If you are still undecided, here’s the last 10 things I added to the list:

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