<i>I believe (naively) if Google knew about my technology we may be able to talk business... </i><p>I suspect you will find that if you are not capable of making this a PR issue for Google they have absolutely no desire to talk business with you, because you have nothing to offer them.  (An example of someone who could make it a PR issue: 37Signals, when Google duplicated the core functionality of one of their products as a tech demo.)<p>Google is not a kind or gentle corporation.  They're a huge multinational whose business is built on a combination of pixie dust and the ground-up bones of folks whose business models came into contact with Google products.<p>That said, if you're serious about contacting someone, find someone inside the Googleplex (<i>cough</i> if only their were a site where you could get LinkedIn in with professional peers <i>cough</i>) and get them to make an introduction to the Product Manager for Reader.  This is essentially the way you do inbound contacts targeting any large corporation.<p>Again, just telling it to you straight: it is vanishingly unlikely that you're going to succeed in this.