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Does your website publish new content often? Do you have frequent return visitors that would benefit from having your content accessible with ease? Perhaps an RSS feed is the right choice for you. It can be a challenge to set … Continue reading →

All RSS feed readers perform the same function and they work in the same basic way. They feed you the content and you read it. Easy enough! There are different categories of readers though and you should choose the one … Continue reading →

RSS feeds are surprisingly versatile and offer you a variety of ways to experience your favorite content online. It’s more than just browsing on your mobile phone or in your simple reader. Did you know that Yahoo allows you to … Continue reading →

RSS was not the first attempt at the syndication of web content. It’s just the first one to achieve success. In 1995 Apple took a pass at it but it didn’t catch on. Ramanathan V. Guha, the guy that worked … Continue reading →

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication (that’s the most commonly used expansion, at least) and is a way for people to subscribe to your website, essentially. They’re used to publish sites that update frequently so people don’t have to keep … Continue reading →