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"Digg has announced that its Google Reader replacement will roll out from next week. In a blog post, the web company announced that version 1 of the Digg Reader will be launched in phases until June 26 when it will be available to all.  The release will be five days before the Google Reader closure, scheduled to close its doors on July 1. &amp;quot;Our aim has been to nail the basics: a web and mobile reading experience that is clean, simple, functional and fast,&amp;quot; the company said. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;re also introducing a tool that allows users to elevate the most important stories to the top.&amp;quot; A team of five engineers at Digg have been working on the new reader for some three months since Google announced the closure of its own reader. In the next 60 days, the company hopes to add an Android app, increase speed and introduce additional integration with third parties. It will also look at user feedback, as well as start on search and notification functions. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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