Grieving for Google Reader's death
Feeds must find a new home with Google shutting down its Reader, Facebook freshens up Timeline, and the Angry Birds cartoon series launches this weekend.
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Also in Thursday's tech news roundup:
- Facebook redesigns Timeline profile pages
- Twitter adds line breaks, gets hit with ugly stick
- Netflix connects with Facebook to share what you're watching
- Angry Birds cartoon launches onto TV this weekend
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