Digg Creates Replacement for Google Reader
Launches in June, will support other read-later services
A beta version of Digg's Google Reader replacement will be available in June, according to The Verge.
Digg revealed plans to build its own RSS aggregator shortly after Google's March announcement that it would be killing Reader on July 1. The news comes as many Google Reader users have switched to a different RSS reading tool, such as the free service Feedly and paid services Feedbin and Feed Wrangler.
Digg wants to recreate Google Reader's ability to make the Internet "more approachable and digestible," the company said in a blog post.
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