Google Reader officially closed on Monday, leaving a void in the information aggregation market. Check out our list of Google Reader replacements.
As the name implies, the old reader is a classic take on the tried-and-true Google Reader. The Old Reader site is currently in Beta, but it’s off to a promising start. The interface is simple with a bright red and green interface, and you can import your old RSS feeds and lists from Google. The app also lets you discuss posts with friends and follow their news feeds.
Is there an app? No, not yet anyway.
Cost? Free.
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