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How to import your Google Reader data to Digg Reader
If you've saved your Google Reader data, you can start importing the data into alternative readers, like Digg Reader.
Ed Rhee
Ed Rhee, a freelance writer based in the San Francisco Bay Area, is an IT veteran turned stay-at-home-dad of two girls. He focuses on Android devices and applications while maintaining a review blog at techdadreview.com.
Google Reader is officially gone, but you still have until July 15 to export your data via Google Takeout
. Once you've exported your data, you can begin importing it into alternative readers, like Digg Reader. Here's how to import your Google Reader feeds, including starred items, into Digg Reader:Step 1: Go to https://digg.com/settings, then under the Digg Reader section, click "Upload."
Step 2: Click on "Upload your data," then select your Google Reader Takeout archive -- the entire ZIP file -- for upload to Digg Reader.
Once the import completes, you should see all your old Google Reader subscriptions, as well as your starred items under the Saved section.