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Create feeds from sites that don’t have them.

Make sure you turn off the email alerts under “user settings” or you’ll get duplicate results by email.

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The free account allows you to maintain three separate searches for more, you have to upgrade to a paid account. If it’s important to you to keep up with new search results for particular search terms, you can use GoogleAlert to create feeds based on selected keywords.

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Use the Favorite Theater RSS Generator to create a separate RSS feed for each theater you frequent you will get up-to-date times for each movie currently playing, with one movie title and times per post. See what’s playing at a theater near you.Google Reader has a beautiful small-screen interface at I use Opera Mini on my Treo 680 to view Reader, and although it sometimes takes a little while to load the first page, after that it’s pretty snappy, and Google does a good job of formatting content for the small screen. Read your feeds on your phone or web-enabled PDA.(See the “What I’m Reading Lately” box at the bottom right of my site’s home page). You can choose what to title your feed box, how many items to include (up to 10), the color scheme, and whether or not to show the items’ original sources.

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Click “put a clip of your shared items” at the top of the “Shared items” view to get the code to add your most recent shared items in a box on your own site.

Add your shared items to your own website.

Here’s a few interesting tricks and hacks I’ve come across to do more with Google Reader: The spread of RSS to virtually everything in these mashable times means more and more information can be channeled to Google Reader and available virtually the moment it appears on the web.

Down one page: space (will go to next post if current post is less than one page).

Google Reader is fairly intuitive, but there are a few basic keyboard shortcuts you should get to know, to make using it even easier: ⌄ Scroll down to continue reading article ⌄ Take Shortcuts So you can skim through your feeds, starring anything that merits closer attention, and come back to your “Starred items” view when you have time - just don’t forget to “unstar” them as you read. Anything with a star on it is accessible through the “Starred items” feed at the top left of the page (unlike shared items, starred items do not appear publicly). Right next to “Share” is “Add star”, Google Reader’s version of bookmarking. In theory, you could load your own shared items RSS, which must be useful for something, but that use escapes me at the moment… It will also create an RSS feed that your friends or clients or whoever can load into their own RSS reader. Google Reader creates a public page for each account, and everything you mark to share gets posted there. On the same toolbar as the “Add tags” link is a link marked “Share”. Clicking one opens all the posts you’ve tagged with that tag. Once you hit “Save”, scroll down to the bottom in the left-hand sidebar and you’ll see all your tags with little “sale tag” icons next to them. ⌄ Scroll down to continue reading article ⌄